I think the point might be on the track that things are headed we could see a day where women are thriving while men are struggling. I was at a state robotics competition about 6 years ago. Our state has been rightly focusing on recruiting more women into STEM. One I have actively supported on my own teams. At the competition the organizer announced that we had doubled our female numbers in two years and could boast 40% girls participating. To much applause. I was excited as well. He then followed that up with in 5 years let’s see those numbers go to 60% which had equal applause and more. It baffles me because this would imply that we no longer want boys to equally participate. I joked with the organizer later won’t it be crazy in 30-50 years when we have to start hosting MEN in STEM activities to get more boys involved? I am all for equality and expanding what opportunities women have access to. I actively recruit my female students into STEM fields. So maybe not thriving yet but trajectories are in place. They don’t need to be removed a lot of the programs are good and need to continue.