[vitaminc]

Instead of supporting feminist policies that help privileged women at the expense of underprivileged men, why not push for underprivileged people to join the tech field?

[robertfw]

I've often wondered if our "divide and conquer" approach to dealing with various inequalities is missing the point, and in pursuing specific, targeted policies, we're simply exacerbating the problem

[toasterlovin]

What feminist policies are helping privileged women at the expense of underprivileged men?

[breadbox]

Why "instead"? Why not both?

[vitaminc]

Why not add "underprivileged men" to make it a three-pronged approach?