Back in the early 89s when Gates started Microsoft and Jobs got MacIntosh going (both white men), this whole computer invention industry spurred off thousands and thousands of small companies, like FaceBook, PayPal, Google, McAfee etc etc etc and thousands more,,,,,, the one thing that was common about all the young entrepreneurs is that these high tech start up companies were almost ALL started by men, very few if any women. And this was at a time when the universities had 60% of their enrollment was female.
Beats me to try to understand what these females were doing during this period of time???
Actually the same can be said about visibility minorities since most of these entrepreneurs were White Men.
I think the same logic can be applied to Women in politics, we have not yet had a good women politician in Canada, and they certainly have been given a chance. Many have crossed the floor to the other side, others have just done a poor job,,, there has not been a Ralph Kline female politician yet.
So based on this, I'm incline to agree with the guy in the article above.
Feminists in Britain love to mention that most university students are now women, but what they don't mention is that the female students are mainly studying silly subjects like hairdressing and media studies whereas the males are still studying physics and engineering.