[hueving]

>That we all have the same access to opportunity, encouragement, resources, etc.

Taking this to its logical conclusion then. Are you saying that "What have you done, and what are you working on?" is sexist because focusing on if people are working on something useful is sexist? If so, you are implying that women are not as useful, which sort of contradicts the idea that women are being underpaid for doing the same work.

So which is it? Is it that women are underprivileged and therefore producing less output, or should they be paid equally because they are doing the same?

[kefka]

And this is the trap with sexist thoughts, like feminism and SJWs.

Either pat them on their heads and go "Good try", or pretend that the females you hired are "equal" (animal farm) and put them in dumb roles.