>How is this an "accomplishment for gender equity". Isn't this still inequity? I think the fact that the writer couldn't perceive how this is still, logically s

>How is this an "accomplishment for gender equity". Isn't this still inequity? I think the fact that the writer couldn't perceive how this is still, logically speaking, "inequity" speaks to the bias at play in this area. There are various definition of equity and equality: equality of outcomes, of opportunities etc... If you have a person who has been in chains for ten years and one who has been training daily compete in a race is it really surprising that they won't perform equally?