> It wouldn't be an exaggeration to say that a front line, if not the trench of the global gender war, is in Silicon Valley.
I agree that parts of the tech world are really horrible, and I think we need to be doing everything we can to make women feel more welcome in our industry (not just for them, but for us), but isn't it at least a little exaggeration to say that Silicon Valley is the main "trench of the global gender war"?
I'd think we'd be ranked after at least a couple of these:
I agree that parts of the tech world are really horrible, and I think we need to be doing everything we can to make women feel more welcome in our industry (not just for them, but for us), but isn't it at least a little exaggeration to say that Silicon Valley is the main "trench of the global gender war"?
I'd think we'd be ranked after at least a couple of these:
* The construction industry
* The Bible Belt
* The restaurant industry
* West Africa
* The movie industry
* The Vatican
* The sportswriting industry
* The people who make Superbowl ads
* Japan
* The adult entertainment industry
* The Middle East
* Wall Street
* Nepal
* The upper echelons of American politics