By Selwyn Duke

The Equality Police are unhappy. It seems that despite their best
efforts women still aren’t entering the fields of science, technology,
engineering and mathematics (STEM) as men are. You may not care about
this — but you should. Because when the Equality Police become unhappy,
we get bad policy such as the leftist desire to apply Title IX dictates
to STEM, which would effectively eliminate opportunities for men in
those fields.

Bringing this to mind is a recent study from The University of Texas
at Austin’s College of Education. You can imagine its conclusions. Women
aren’t rejecting STEM because they lack math and science skills, but
because of “cultural expectations,” “gender stereotypes” and “social
structures.” My, I guess we must completely upend society because our
cultural-social-gender-expectation-structure thingamajig is thoroughly
discombobulated.

The reality, though, is that we have largely upended tradition. And
the result? Well, question: Do you think women are more likely to enter
STEM fields in equality-obsessed nations such as Norway or “less
egalitarian” places such as India? Note here that Norway is so shackled
by feminism it actually has laws stating that women must comprise at
least 40 percent of public committees and corporate boards. But the
answer?

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