Beyond the covers and YouTube features, from what I've seen the magazine does have less traditionally gendered sections. E.g. this spread is a generic "learn to

Beyond the covers and YouTube features, from what I've seen the magazine does have less traditionally gendered sections. E.g. this spread is a generic "learn to code" piece, featuring a female engineer and highlighting various career paths SW engineering skills can unlock: https://twitter.com/girlswhocode/status/909883045406281728 https://twitter.com/girlswhocode/status/909883045406281728 I've seen other spreads that highlight people like Tim Cook, who, while famous in our orbits, isn't a typical topic of conversation among my nieces.