> I think it's less about people huddled in a back room making a preconceived intention to be sexist Usually it's more of a (usually unnoticed) bias of "he is

> I think it's less about people huddled in a back room making a preconceived intention to be sexist Usually it's more of a (usually unnoticed) bias of "he is probably more likely to be an expert than her". With that bias keeping the perpetrator in the dark sexism can masquerade as meritocracy.