> I think before you say that the highest performing schools "perpetuated the problem", you're going to need to substantiate that. I don't actually believe so

> I think before you say that the highest performing schools "perpetuated the problem", you're going to need to substantiate that. I don't actually believe so given that the source link did so for me. The problem was substantiated in Duolingo's own metrics and reasoning for switching, the problem in this case being that their traditional college talent pools were overly biased towards men -- well, colleges select their own students. :)