general trait that the really really GOOD designers (male or female) do not make much noise. This post is wrong because it talks about gender inequality which is negatively impacting women, and then creates gender inequality which positively impacts women. You can't balance out one wrong with another wrong. Did you never get taught two wrongs don't make a right? It's really down to individual on how you perceive things. Just like there are two sides to a coin and none of it could please everyone. I'm personally look at this article as a showcase of women designers that we don't normally see. Yes, this article has single-handedly skewed the entire industry in a way that would be completely on-par with systemic industry bias against women. Right. You're not even making sense here. I frankly get the impression you're just so uncomfortable with the entire subject and gender and equality you'd rather snuff any discussion out than see it unfold. Well who would have thought such an article would have created such a debate. Its interesting to read all the comments above and see how the article has influenced readers and caused such a reaction. To clarify, the angle taken on the article was not to segregate the designers, or to imply women are being discriminated in this industry, it was merely an attempt to find out if the thoughts and experiences of, yes female designers (only as this industry is male dominated), but to also promote the designers and