Women are majority of STEM grad students and they earn a majority of STEM bachelor's degrees - and have since 2004
Whoever defines the categories defines who is a bigot, who is a victim, who is an oppressor, with measures like this.
From the article : "By several measures, there really is no STEM gender gap in higher education. There are now more women than men earning STEM bachelor's degrees and there are more women than men enrolled in STEM graduate programs for master's and doctoral degrees.
... according to several measures, women are actually slightly over-represented in STEM graduate programs and earn a majority of STEM college degrees. A lot depends on how we define “Science, Technology, Engineering and Math (STEM)” and that definition is fairly fluid and subject to various interpretations. "
What would we toot about if we focused on what really matters, rather than what's currently in the sensationalized news. (CW for length)
Thinking Fast and Slow speaks to the Availability Heuristic - we care more about issues that are presented to us and are available in recent memory even if they're objectively less important than other issues we know about but aren't as readily available to our thinking. The press we expose ourselves to determines what we think is important.
I didn't get all the way through Thinking Fast and Slow before I had to returned it to the library, but it's fascinating and I look forward to finishing it - and likely re-reading it.
The Chinese government would be able to block certain websites and search terms — a move that, according to at least nine workers at Google, is tantamount to enabling "state surveillance."
https://n.pr/2Rh03qI
As Catholic-affiliated health care expands, one lawyer says, doctors increasingly encounter morality clauses that prohibit them from performing abortions.
https://n.pr/2RmutaQ
@NPR this is excellent news, like when left coast tech companies choose to voluntarily sponsor climate stuff or fund their local failing public schools or homeless needs in their failing cities.
Even the big government left can see that it doesn't require federal or global policy to make a change, we all can at the individual, community, corporate and local government levels.
Certainly the only people upset about tear gas at the border are those who were outraged when it was used monthly under Obama, as this is just a continuation of the Obama policy. Link and excerpts from source CW for length
Obama administration used tear gas at border once a month
The same tear gas agent that the Trump administration is taking heat for deploying against a border mob this weekend is actually used fairly frequently — including more than once a month during some years under President Obama, according to Homeland Security data.
“The facts are, the policy written under President Obama allows us to use tear gas to disperse a crowd that was very dangerous,” he told the network.
https://m.washingtontimes.com/news/2018/nov/26/obama-administration-used-tear-gas-border-once-mon/
So yet again we have outrage at Trump for doing what Obama did. I don't know that you're seeing things clearly if things are always okay for "us" to do but bad for "them" to do.
Love that there's #noBias here. I'm sure they contrasted the previous presidents praise for Iran against his attacks against the courts and police. Where was that...will report back when I find that unbiased reporting...
Dear everyone.
The world is not that dangerous. Each decade has seen more and more peace come to more people than ever in history.
This is not opinion. This is fact. People are living longer. People are dying less.
The news dramatizes danger in order to sell you their products. Never forget this.
There are millions upon millions of kind people all over the world. Some of them live near you, most don't. It helps to keep this in mind.
CBS correspondent says 'it should be noted' that the Obama White House 'demonized' Fox News daily https://freenorthcarolina.blogspot.com/2018/11/cbs-correspondent-says-it-should-be.html
I'm interested in being just not civil, but excellent in interacting with others of different viewpoints in an online world where we can so viciously defend our echo chambers and be so dismissive of other perspectives.
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