It's interesting that you never seem to hear complaints about the underrepresentation of women in the less glamorous/more dangerous professions, like fishing, m

It's interesting that you never seem to hear complaints about the underrepresentation of women in the less glamorous/more dangerous professions, like fishing, mining, logging, commercial diving, cleaning out sewers and so on. Nor do you hear anything about how we can improve health and safety in these professions with the aim of reducing death and injury. Its seems like there is clear disregard for men's safety, and that the focus is not on achieving equality for women, but in fact ensuring them a privileged position where they have preferential access to the best careers, and the burden of unpleasant jobs falls squarely on men. I've heard it described as feminism until the life boats come out.