> So why is there a need for an organizations like "Women who code"? The law, on paper, treats both men and women the same right?
There are many social reasons that the situations women face in the programming might be different than those faced by men that have nothing to do with differences in law, either on their face or in practical application.
> If your answer is that the laws are unfair towards a particular gender
But its not, so that's okay.
> else if your answer is that "in practice" women get treated unfairly despite equal on-paper laws
But my answer is not that they in practice get treated unfairly in the execution of the law, either.
There are many social reasons that the situations women face in the programming might be different than those faced by men that have nothing to do with differences in law, either on their face or in practical application.
> If your answer is that the laws are unfair towards a particular gender
But its not, so that's okay.
> else if your answer is that "in practice" women get treated unfairly despite equal on-paper laws
But my answer is not that they in practice get treated unfairly in the execution of the law, either.