> Doing well in classes doesn't award recognition and opportunity for men either, though.
Read bio's of everybody who got "Senior Wrangler" from (say) 1850 onwards, it's a great read and a number of them founded majar US seats of learning.
Now read the bio of the women who out thought all of them.
> STEM only values experience.
All of them started out as new born babies and progressed through school having no world experience until they got some on the back of offered opportunities or private wealth.
STEM today is built upon people with no initial experience who gain it along the way.
Read bio's of everybody who got "Senior Wrangler" from (say) 1850 onwards, it's a great read and a number of them founded majar US seats of learning.
Now read the bio of the women who out thought all of them.
> STEM only values experience.
All of them started out as new born babies and progressed through school having no world experience until they got some on the back of offered opportunities or private wealth.
STEM today is built upon people with no initial experience who gain it along the way.