In a perfect world people would succeed based on merits and not identity, their parents, how much money they have growing up, etc. We do not live in that world

In a perfect world people would succeed based on merits and not identity, their parents, how much money they have growing up, etc. We do not live in that world. We have clear structural challenges to having women succeed at the highest levels of business in the United States, and the tech industry is particularly disappointing because it grew up as women supposedly had equal access to the idea that they could have a career, as opposed to being their spouse's property. If you think the answer to that is just continuing as is to maintain unimpeachable fairness for you...I disagree.