it’s a learned response from our misogynistic past. Historically, women weren’t considered very smart. Of course a lot of that had to do with the fact that it didn’t seem practical to educate your girl-child in anything more than the basics. Her role was to have babies, keep the house, and obey her husband…intelligence wasn’t needed. Even today you see that bias. The president of Harvard, not too long ago, opined that the likely reason more women weren’t in the Sciences was not institutional discrimination, but the female inability to do good science. And it wasn’t all that long ago that women weren’t even “allowed” to hold jobs, to persue certain areas of education, go to certain schools, etc.
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