>>As long as the vast majority of programmers are men, it's ludicrous to complain that men are being discriminated against Let me stop you here. This is a flaw

>>As long as the vast majority of programmers are men, it's ludicrous to complain that men are being discriminated against Let me stop you here. This is a flawed argument. It's very possible that men gravitate to a certain field more than women but there is discrimination against men in that field (for example if companies think it's good PR to have more women at top positions). I am not arguing if that actually happens or not here. I am just pointing out that your argument is logically flawed. I can even give you an example of discrimination against majority group: it's beneficial to be tall white man in many Asian countries. You get more respect and bring prestige to the company. Tall white men are not majority but still they are favored and their Asian counterparts are discriminated against.