Why does it have to be a discrimination ? I'm no US resident so my observations can be incorrect, but it seems to me that working in tech require some pretty hi

Why does it have to be a discrimination ? I'm no US resident so my observations can be incorrect, but it seems to me that working in tech require some pretty high level education, which is, especially in the US, only available to upper classes. I don't know for Indians, but Mexican people are usually poor. Same for women vs men. In western culture at least, computer / tech is not appealing to most women. It's pictured as a geek / nerd thing. Do you know a lot of men interested by midwifing ? (sorry for the stereotype) No, because in our culture it's a women thing. I'm not saying it's a good thing, nor that there is no discrimination at all, but IHMO it's more a consequence than a root cause of the lack of women in tech.