Amazingly how much emphasis is placed on stories (anecdote) and 'I feel that' when this person has no personal experience with the subject. It looks like it ha

Amazingly how much emphasis is placed on stories (anecdote) and 'I feel that' when this person has no personal experience with the subject. It looks like it has become too popular to write stories about how women are oppressed. I'd much rather see articles mention specific case studies with FACTS describing exactly what actions those perpetrators took in order to discriminate. Without knowing the most common discretely identifiable actions (hopefully with statistics to back them up!) how can we decide where to target resources at?