I'm not looking to argue for or against either side here, but: "How I raised a $5.1M seed as a first-time, female founder" =/= simply referring to a woman as a

I'm not looking to argue for or against either side here, but: "How I raised a $5.1M seed as a first-time, female founder" =/= simply referring to a woman as a woman. "How I raised a $5.1M seed as a first-time, male founder" would certainly prompt questions about why male is relevant, particularly more so than attributes like low-income, immigrant, dropout, etc.