I feel like people aren't going to like this argument? (that's really just a prediction: in my opinion it seems like a responsible set of things to consider and pretty consistent with good descriptions of oppression)
I haven't worked in demographics of #philosophy for a while, but this interesting piece from @SLGoguen seems like a measured discussion of an interesting class of hypotheses, and how we might think about their relationship to potential policies.
https://www.cambridge.org/core/journals/dialogue-canadian-philosophical-review-revue-canadienne-de-philosophie/article/is-asking-what-women-want-the-right-question-underrepresentation-in-philosophy-and-gender-differences-in-interests/DDF66BF6F0F1F90A202157D4C36A3F5B …
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Nothing you can say in demographics of philosophy (or any profession really) that won't have some folk who ain't gonna like it!
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