[mutedpossibly]

The absence of men in these fields is part of the problem, as you say! However, the absence of men in these fields are by choice. To place the blame on only those that are present in raising everyones children and ignore the fact that most men choose not to be part in this hugely important societal task is (imo) wrong.

[LunaSea]

And I'm sure that you would also agree that women not being CEO is also a choice right?

After all, they could simply have created their own company.

[rdtwo]

It’s because incentives and liabilities stack significantly against men in early childhood education.

It’s like all the barriers that women face in tech without any of the support programs or big payday in the end