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The argument is that First Round Capital must have implictly made it harder for female founders to get funding, since the ones who do perform better. The ration
by esfandia 11y ago
The argument is that First Round Capital must have implictly made it harder for female founders to get funding, since the ones who do perform better. The rational course of action for First Round Capital would be to lower their threshold on female founders (or, conversely, raise the threshold on male founders) until they perform no better or no worse than male founders.