> in the view of that reader, was to insinuate that women can't be engineers Although his intentions were unclear by his vague approach to the subject, I belie

> in the view of that reader, was to insinuate that women can't be engineers Although his intentions were unclear by his vague approach to the subject, I believe he didn't mean to say women can't be engineers. Most of the time he gave population-based examples of how women decided not to be engineers. His thesis was to show that forcing women in STEM fields is not a fair practice to both women and men who want to be STEM professionals.