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Yes, self selection as a response to perceived discrimination, or "lack of fit", is different from outright discrimination. But no less a problem, and certainly
by staikken 8y ago
Yes, self selection as a response to perceived discrimination, or "lack of fit", is different from outright discrimination. But no less a problem, and certainly not unchangeable!
- SpaceFarerUniz 8y agoperceived discrimination can be anything. Personal choice in a clearly gender egalitarian society is still personal choice.
- brenschluss 8y agoWhich society is as “clearly gender egalitarian society”?
- AnimalMuppet 8y agoWould you settle for "close enough"? I would guess that Sweden is probably close enough. So, what's the fraction of CS students in Sweden who are female? If it's close to the fraction in the US, then the US is also probably "close enough" (in that specific way, by that measure).