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Is it wierd for me to not want people to be chosen for a responsability that has nothing to do with gender (unlike actors and actresses, were the character being played usually is gendered) based on their gender?
If there is a gender inequality problem in this, I bet it's the same as a lot of other areas with a similar kind of gender inequality: were people are given opportunities based on who they know and who their parents are - i.e. Cronyism - and those networks of mates mainly contain people of the male gender because of the enviroments were the form and the profession currently being dominated by that gender. However such an environment doesn't explicitly disciminate against women, it discriminates against anybody who isn't friend with the "right people" or doesn't have the "right parents", quite independently of them being male or female.
Maybe "Financial Mentors" should invest in Unknown Filmmakers in a gender agnostic way and "Take a Risk" - I bet that a lot of great new filmmakers who aren't part of the "mates network" and happen to be female would gain from it, right alongside those who happen to not be female.