"Although there is no reason in theory why men could not become nurses or care-home assistants, few do." When it's women in tech, it's obviously discrimination

"Although there is no reason in theory why men could not become nurses or care-home assistants, few do." When it's women in tech, it's obviously discrimination, but when it's men having a rough time breaking into female-dominated fields, the cause is a mystery. "Most schools would love to have more male teachers to serve as role models for boys, but not many volunteer." When women refuse to join tech companies despite the demand, the cause is obvious - harassment and a hostile workplace. When the same thing happens with men, it's again, a mystery. The article goes on and on like this, laying down stereotype after stereotype and wondering why men "just can't make it", oblivious to its hypocrisy. The crowning moment is when the author proudly proclaims that men are failing at school, that maybe they're just not good enough? But when it's women that don't do well, it's obviously the Patriarchy weighing them down.