Two recent examples of why is necessary, and where our focus should be: ultraorthodox Jews in Israel and Islamists in Iran.

(* Allegedly; I don’t trust tweets without attribution; time, places and circumstances may be wrong.)

Sometimes there is progress:

“It’s men, not women, who are now underrepresented in universities. Women in the United States have earned more bachelor’s degrees than men every year since the mid-1980s. Last fall, made up 59.2% of all those enrolled in a college or , and men made up only 40.8%. Women are also outperforming their male peers earning higher GPAs in high school and college, even in the male-dominated STEM fields. […] Efforts to help women in college are no longer necessary and are unfair to men. […] These initiatives [are] apparently illegal under Title IX. protects people from discrimination based on sex in education programs or activities that receive federal financial assistance. […] For the same reasons that universities can’t offer sports to only, they can’t offer awards solely to women.”

forbes.com/sites/kimelsesser/2

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