Accusing anyone whose good a programming of only have said skill because of class priviledge (a generalization that may be true in the aggregate but unfairly ap

Accusing anyone whose good a programming of only have said skill because of class priviledge (a generalization that may be true in the aggregate but unfairly applied blindly to an individual) seems like a horrible way to combat the lack of women/minorites in the IT field which is driven in part by generalizations that may be true in the aggregate but are unfairly applied blindly to individuals.