Is it really unconscious? Isn't it a given that how you come off would dictate how others interact with you? And isn't it obvious that women have different coun

Is it really unconscious? Isn't it a given that how you come off would dictate how others interact with you? And isn't it obvious that women have different countenance than men? I am not justifying it mind you, I am just pointing out that gender is not special in this rather explicit bias that you are expected to be a certain type if a person based on appearance. I hope it isn't appropriate to say this but I would be interested to see how biased interviews are when the woman is a lesbian who wears masculines clothing (jeans or plaid shirt or a manly suit). Would they still ask about family and such?