'Bias Persists for Women of Science, a Study Finds'

Hang onto your lab-coats, STEM educators! You are about to feel the same righteous wrath of feminism that has been inflicted on the liberal arts lo these many years. Hell hath no fury as feminists with some kind of study decrying female victimization paired with the enabling power of The State to come up with new regulations and enforcement units to make damn sure that there are AT LEAST as many women in a given field as men (but not the other way around). Soon college-aged men will be blocked out of classes like they are from sporting opportunities because there aren't enough female students taking Physics in some given year. Don't believe it could get that crazy? Really, you'd doubt that by now? Mark my words. Article here. Excerpt:

'Science professors at American universities widely regard female undergraduates as less competent than male students with the same accomplishments and skills, a new study by researchers at Yale concluded.

As a result, the report found, the professors were less likely to offer the women mentoring or a job. And even if they were willing to offer a job, the salary was lower.

The bias was pervasive, the scientists said, and probably reflected subconscious cultural influences rather than overt or deliberate discrimination.

Female professors were just as biased against women students as their male colleagues, and biology professors just as biased as physics professors — even though more than half of biology majors are women, whereas men far outnumber women in physics.'