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Re:Silicon Valley Women, in Cultural Shift, Frankly Describe... by qb45 on Saturday July 01, 2017 @05:29AM (#14676245)
The other pathology is relevant because it contributes to the first one. It's not about equal exposure for the sake of equality, but relevant to understanding how shit works and how to deal with it.
Re:Silicon Valley Women, in Cultural Shift, Frankly Describe... by s73ver on Saturday July 01, 2017 @01:05PM (#14677886)
No, it really doesn’t. The two have nothing to do with each other. One is quite rampant, while the other is quite rare.
Re:Silicon Valley Women, in Cultural Shift, Frankly Describe... by belorn on Saturday July 01, 2017 @06:09PM (#14679324)
Trying to see it from a cultural perspective, how common is it that female character "dates up" in books, TV and movies (and in particular, those targeting a female audience)?

Thinking back at the show Grey's Anatomy, ABC's highest-rated drama show, got a female lead, and was among the top 10 shows in the US. A recent joke the character made was that all of them married their bosses. While fictional, culture impacts perception regarding behavior and in turns causes behavior.