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> The idea that there is one factor that "really" keeps women out of tech implies that the other reasons are false. There could be a few factors that account f
by hackuser 11y ago
> The idea that there is one factor that "really" keeps women out of tech implies that the other reasons are false.
There could be a few factors that account for the vast majority.
- duaneb 11y agoSure. But this is still all speculation, and it strikes me as harmful to portray it as a reality.
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- pgeorgi 11y agoSo it's okay if we only throw 30% of women (or whatever other underrepresented group is optimized for) under the bus because they're not like the others? Isn't "just behave like the others (to succeed)" exactly what we're trying to get rid of?