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I didn't mean to suggest that they're focused on excluding women from their roles. It's more that the people at the top have gotten there in the current situat
by jdp23 15y ago
I didn't mean to suggest that they're focused on excluding women from their roles.
It's more that the people at the top have gotten there in the current situation. So emotionally they tend not to want to acknowledge what a huge advantage they and their peers have had getting there ... and they don't have any incentive to change things in a way that reduces that advantage.
- mjdwitt 15y agoI agree that they have no incentive to help others take their power, I just don't see that their desire to hold onto such power is directly preventing women from taking it. I think it is far more likely that the fact that there are so few female role models in such positions of power is to blame for the extreme gender bias in addition to societal pressures to sacrifice a career for children–because obviously men can't stay home with the kids. That'd be unmanly.