Women In Science

	posted by Scott on Tuesday September 19, @04:09PM from the inequality dept.
	Bilal writes "This L.A. Times article says that hostility against women in the workplace is the reason for the low numbers of women in science, but shows little evidence for that. It says nothing about gender expectations on men to be primary breadwinners or the choices professional women often make to stay home and raise children. This one deserves as many responses as it can get."

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