I don't really care for Sheryl Sandberg or Marisa Mayer, but I like Anne-Marie Slaughter. Heard her speak a few times, when I was at Princeton. I really think

I don't really care for Sheryl Sandberg or Marisa Mayer, but I like Anne-Marie Slaughter. Heard her speak a few times, when I was at Princeton. I really think this discussion is about "What [White] [American] Women Want". It's a shame that women's lib is constrained to only this fraction of the population. They want it all, even as some women still don't have anything. How about what Black and Asian men want? Or what Arab and Hispanic women want? On paper, we are willing to accept equality between men and women, white people and people of color. In the professional realm, it becomes very risky - financially and socially - to enforce these ideals. It is still deeply engrained in us to trust only those people who are similar to us.