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Jan 1, 2016 at 3:20 comment added Pharap This is exactly why I get fed up with all these people who say 'your staff should contain x number of females'. People should be let in on merit, not because of some discriminatory 'equal oportunities' system. If there aren't enough females of high merit then that's a failing elsewhere in the system.
Dec 30, 2015 at 13:52 comment added user28174 +1 for "Do your part by doing nothing." It is too bad when the majority of people on the planet (females) should be seen as handicapped. When you look at the idea of "women and minorities", they make up the vast majority of people, so they really should act like it. Ignore the arrogant people, stop supporting them, withdraw, and create a better world. If they complain at being ignored, smile weakly.
Dec 30, 2015 at 11:51 comment added ff524 Your second paragraph reminds me of a time when a fellow student in my undergrad cohort, who happened to be a disabled war veteran, pulled me aside and told me how impressed he was that I was studying engineering and at the top of our class, despite being a woman! In my head I was thinking "Gee, and I'm really impressed with you for going back to college and doing ok, being disabled and all! Bravo! (Do you feel condescended to yet?)" But I try to be a nice person, so I just smiled weakly.
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S Dec 30, 2015 at 11:28 comment added ff524 Comments are not for extended discussion; a conversation on this answer has been moved to chat. For those who want to read only, here's a transcript. Feel free to continue the discussion in that chat room. (I've moved the existing comments there, but I don't have the ability to do that more than once, so additional comments from that discussion that are posted on this answer will just be deleted, not moved.)
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