How serious is the occupational discrimination of women?

Women's status is high enough. There is no occupational discrimination against women. My friends are excellent women. They have made excellent achievements in various industries and can't see any discrimination at all.

For structural restrictions, individual cases are meaningless, depending on statistics.

In fact, in most industries, there is a phenomenon that men and women have different pay for equal work; In some industries, there is a completely unfair entry threshold for men and women, and women must be very good to enter the fields that ordinary men can easily enter; However, in some specific industries, the head position is still completely controlled by men, and a small number of women are just ornaments of vases.

These facts cannot be erased by a Versailles literature of "excellent women around me". What's more, many outstanding women who had the potential to reach the secular world have lost the possibility of entering another destiny forever because of these injustices and discrimination. For example, she dropped out of school early because she gave her younger brother the opportunity to go to school, and was discouraged from reporting her love of volunteering because she was "a girl is not suitable for studying science". She has the same ability but is locked under the ceiling because of her gender in professional competition.

"It's never your gender that limits you, but your ability. Discrimination will always be directed at the weak. When you are strong, you will win respect, so no one will dare to discriminate against you. Don't always talk about your gender and don't find your own reasons."

the respect that can be bought by strength is not respect, but snobbery. If women are strong enough to get the rights that men naturally enjoy, it is discrimination.

calling for equality is to cover the bottom of the weak, and it is for everyone, not just elites and winners. Just like a slum can produce millionaires, this isolated case is not a proof that we deny the overall opportunity and unfair resources, let alone an arrogant panacea that blames everything on "ability" and "effort".