The point of exclusivity is creating a safe space for women; for men most spaces are safe spaces - I can assert that as a male. It doesn't mean, though, that w

The point of exclusivity is creating a safe space for women; for men most spaces are safe spaces - I can assert that as a male. It doesn't mean, though, that we can deal with toxic masculinity without men being involved. I do remember seeing some serious effort within Thoughtworks (and I haven't even worked there) to discuss gender issues without excluding men, so it's not a impossible thing.