At the end of the day the issues with apparent female/male biases are mostly (but not purely I don't think) a matter of culture. If you don't perpetuate an ima

At the end of the day the issues with apparent female/male biases are mostly (but not purely I don't think) a matter of culture. If you don't perpetuate an image that a man should be a certain thing and a woman something else you won't have these problems. Fix TV, fix magazines etc, fix other women telling women they can't be programmers/engineers/other male dominated jobs. Fix other men telling men they shouldn't be manicurists/nurses/other female dominated jobs. It's not men telling women they can't be programmers usually. Just like like it's not women telling men they don't want men doing their nails. The fact it's always framed as men vs women is just dumb. There are still some bias issues left over once that is resolved but it's not clear if they wouldn't just resolve themselves once the above is corrected (salary gap for one).