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It's a bit of a weird situation and there isn't an easy answer yet, but it's something that at a minimum bears garnering some research money. If the trend cont
by AnarchismIsCool 2y ago
It's a bit of a weird situation and there isn't an easy answer yet, but it's something that at a minimum bears garnering some research money. If the trend continues and it ends up that being a woman means you're significantly more likely to have career success across the bell curve then yeah, we'll probably need support programs for men just like we had for women in the decades prior.
I have theories about the underlying issues though and I suspect you do too. It's less of an opportunity issue and more of a culture one. Women are being taught they need to fight and men are being taught they need to just exist. So they're doing just that.
- altogethernow23 2y agoGiven the salary disparity between men and women and the discrepancies between those of men and women holding positions of importance, I would say “just existing” is a perfectly way for guys to be. Not everyone can be the top and that’s totally fine. You can still do pretty nicely for yourself and your fam by “just existing.”