I have another angle: I spent some years of my youth singing in a choir and one of the biggest challenges there was to bring more male voices into the group. A

I have another angle: I spent some years of my youth singing in a choir and one of the biggest challenges there was to bring more male voices into the group. Apparently singing was considered girly or something. Writing wasn't though, because you'd have teenage boys write rap songs - I avoided a lot of bullying by producing work impressive enough to gain some respect among the school thugs - even though it was essentially a diss on the whole culture. Anyway I landed in a choir only because I was shanghaied into it by my (female) friend. Was a nice change of pace, but the male/female ratio was only slightly different compared to my previous activity - theatre. What I'm getting at is that not everything has to be intersectional.