Pedro Domingos

There is discrimination against women & girls (in certain fields) & there is a problem w/ men & boys who lack the skills to succeed in college. I can't read your WSJ article (paywall) but I'm pretty sure that the disparity +

If there is discrimination against women, it's difficult to find. College women already benefit from special outreach programs, scholarships and mentoring that are not offered to men. I can understand why growing numbers of men would leave America's feminised colleges.

And I can understand why anyone who thinks of an equal playing field for men & women as "feminization" wouldn't care about discrimination that women still face in fields like engineering, CS, physics, philosophy, math--esp. as grad students. Also did you read the part about how +

Here's a few stats to think about: "Over 32% of women switch out of STEM degree programs in college." "Only 30% of women who earn bachelor’s degrees in engineering are still working in engineering 20 years later." "30% of women who have left the engineering profession cite +

"organizational climate as the reason." Nothing to see there, right?

So they can't hack it and blame men. What's new?

Yep, keep telling yourself that Crow of Love. Your White Male Grievance 'tude & primeval approach to social issues is almost as persuasive as it is charming.