> You would essentially have to be a robot to make this statement without purposefully implying that women are less capable of running a Fortune 500 company. I

> You would essentially have to be a robot to make this statement without purposefully implying that women are less capable of running a Fortune 500 company. It depends on context. You and I are not robots, so we see an individual sentence by itself and add context. But this isn't good. What if the follow is "And that needs to change. Which is why I'm proud to announce our first scholarship program for female entrepreneurs!" Do you still think the statement is sexist? Do you think the person making the statement is sexist?