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Did you even open the linked material? It's not "gender studies", it's a survey of highly experienced women in the field of computer science. Your comment is e
by nostrebored 10y ago
Did you even open the linked material? It's not "gender studies", it's a survey of highly experienced women in the field of computer science.
Your comment is entirely tangential, it has no clash with any of the arguments that I've been making.
- mpweiher 10y agoI had a cursory look, stopped when the old tired tropes about percent of population vs. percent in tech were pulled out. Then I looked at the URL: "gender.stanford.edu/...". Then I looked at the root of that URL, http://gender.stanford.edu/ http://gender.stanford.edu/: "The Clayman Institute for Gender Research" Pray tell how this is not gender studies? From the site: "Founded in 1974, the Michelle R. Clayman Institute for Gender Research at Stanford University creates knowledge and seeks to implement change to promote gender equality." Implement change. As I said: advocacy.