No one cares who writes their code either, but certainly we can agree that if there are systematic reasons preventing women from participating as much we can try to remove them?
No one cares who writes their code either, but certainly we can agree that if there are systematic reasons preventing women from participating as much we can try to remove them?
If different genders offer such a unique perspective in tech, surely that perspective is even more important in teaching our youth or caring for the sick.
- http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/education-37552056
- https://www.teachingtimes.com/news/primary-schools-male-teac...
- https://www.theguardian.com/education/2009/mar/23/male-teach...
Additionally, I don't buy that employing 100% of women is actually helpful. Children need a parent at home, and a mother makes more sense for younger children. We should be working towards decentralization of work, and allowing dads and moms to both have more time in the home, rather than racing to lock the entire human race in a cubicle.