My main point is that not very many women sign up for STEM degrees. For example computer science is about 17% women students and it should be more like 50%. It is also mostly white and Asian. I don&#x27;t really know why that is or why certain genders or races don&#x27;t take up STEM classes even with a discount on tuition. I had to pay my own way by working part-time to afford tuition.<p>The argument you gave is comparing apples to oranges.<p>Can a white person join an African-American only campus group? Can a male join the Women in STEM group?<p>So why is there a Boy Scouts and Girl Scouts?<p>Why is there a male sports team and female sports team?<p>I&#x27;m not saying segregation is the right thing, but I&#x27;ve had SJWs tell me what white males intimidate other people, so they want to have an all female computer class or all black computer class. So it isn&#x27;t my idea to separate the students.<p>I say that having a diverse class is the better way to go. But I&#x27;ve been told I am wrong on that.<p>There are lots of scholarships and grants for females and minorities to attend colleges and universities. So computer science should not be mostly male and mostly white.<p>Would a black fraternity allow white men to join?<p>Would a sorority allow a man to join? Sleep in the same sleeping area as females do?<p>Can a man join women in STEM group and get free scholarships and grants meant for women?<p>Those are the questions you have to ask yourself. You seem to think in black and white thinking when the world is shades of gray and in colors.