> Chloe, the oldest, is a math wiz with a coding job at Google; she hopes to start her own company soon.

Smart. Successful. Can't be man. Must be a woman.

> Will, who has a degree in social work

Man assigned to non-stereotypical female role? Check!

> James, a perpetually stoned underachiever, is convinced that he can make it as a YouTuber.

The typical guys being lazy and stupid stereo-type, that's a bad stereotype... Can't put women in that one, can we? That would uh... not serve equality?

So by desperately trying to reverse gender stereotypes, but bailing out where it's not beneficial to women to do the gender juxtaposition, this article helps highlight the gender stereo-types it wants to avoid more than anything else.

Modern PC equality is pretty funny at it's heart :)

Do you realize you are doing the exact same thing as the PC equality types you mock, just from the other gender.

It obviously annoys you that they chose the girl for the successful job, but that is precisely the same annoyance people have when they always read it's a man.

You are picking and choosing examples, feeding your confirmation bias to get offended.

What makes you think that they don't know that is highlighting stereotypes, and that is actually the intend?