I'll assume you're not arguing against letting women be nurses/teachers, and are instead arguing that we need more male nurses and teachers. In which case, yea

I'll assume you're not arguing against letting women be nurses/teachers, and are instead arguing that we need more male nurses and teachers. In which case, yeah? Gender bias in medicine has proven negative effects both for patients and physicians. If we do everything right to knock down barriers, we should eventually see more male nurses and more male teachers. Why shouldn't we? What's wrong with a man being a nurse?