That could trivially be the consequence of men's relative freedom to travel, while women's movements are rigidly controlled. Looking to Iran for any comparison

That could trivially be the consequence of men's relative freedom to travel, while women's movements are rigidly controlled. Looking to Iran for any comparison regarding the equitable treatment of women is beyond absurd. Let us know when honor killings and genital mutilation and child marriages have been dealt with, and maybe then we can start including Iran in discussions about how to treat women. --- With regards to the rest - If I'm paying for an education, I don't give a flying rat's ass about how much sensitivity and care has been put into achieving the correct ratios of skin color, gender, sexuality, or really any other factor than the qualifications of the person from which in learning. I want the best teachers. Social justice issues are cultural. Trying to arbitrarily and artificially correct such problems with bureaucratic checklists is a tragic and infuriating response, often introducing whole new categories of harm. All they accomplish is the selection of one person over another based on their race, gender, or sexuality, regardless of the hard work and effort expended as an individual human being. No matter how you slice it, that is a deeply wrong and troubling mindset. Race and gender and sexuality aren't knowledge, competence, capability, or character. They aren't qualifications. Treating them as such is social justice theater.