> impossible to be both "not racist, nor sexist" _and_ against "positive discrimination". So people are racists and sexists if they disagree to the political v

> impossible to be both "not racist, nor sexist" _and_ against "positive discrimination". So people are racists and sexists if they disagree to the political view of affirmative action? This is what create polarization in society. I have often said that I would enjoy to watch what happen if we had a simple law that required all official gender segregated places of employments to impose affirmative action. Here in Sweden there are equally amount of women and men employed, so for every place there is a male dominance there is an other that is female dominated. It actually happen that the extremest gender segregated profession is female dominated, as is the only university level program that is 100% mono-gender. It happens that 87.5% of the population, both women and men, work in a gender segregated profession and thus around 90% of work places would be required to implement affirmative action if we had a common law that equally apply to all citizen, women and men. Are you against making affirmative action a common law? If so, is it you or I that are sexist?