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O guess these things also depend on country, in Eastern Europe where I'm from many high position successful women leaders have stated that gender quotas are act
by 9HZZRfNlpR 6y ago
O guess these things also depend on country, in Eastern Europe where I'm from many high position successful women leaders have stated that gender quotas are actually offensive and they wouldn't want to be so called diversity hire. I think about it often how Americans who get into somewhere because of their knowledge and skill but are part of some minority think affirmative action (discrimination for us), it would be obvious for people to suspect then they are only there because of lowered exceptions.
- murgindrag 6y agoOn the whole, Eastern Europe seems to have done much better with gender equity than the US. (That's a relative comparison)
- thelastname 6y agoWhat is scary is that american gender stereotypes are becoming popular. In my school times I never heard "girls have problem with math", on the contrary, the majority of math and science teachers were women. Eastern Europe is unique because we never really had our own petty bourgeois being effectively colonized, so farmers became workers and workers became bankers. Someone really should write a monograph about Eastern European Cooperative Banking, it's quite amazing.