actually saying? So, for the sake of equality and fairness I assume that you are also going to cover gay, black, muslim, and jewish web designers? Otherwise you would be discriminating by showing one minority preferencial treatment over another. It is great to find some good women in web design. I am starting out my freelance job in web design as a woman so this post is really interesting to me ! I hope one day I can be featured with those wonderful women ;). I would just like to say that I can't understand why there is so much controversy about this article. Any minority is highlighted and discussed until the minority no longer exists, either because it has fizzled out or has grown to equality. Certainly in the UK, the first male nurses (many years ago now!) were written about and talked about - with photographs. That was an instance when men had stepped into a woman's world - quite possible that many of you don't remember that time! There was no outcry about sexism, etc because male nurses were being featured more than women - or that it was pointed out that it was a 'male nurse', but when talking about a female nurse, they were simply referred to as 'a nurse'. This is the world we live in... it cannot be changed! Women in a male environment may suffer from some sort of sexual harassment - as may men in a female environment, and it SHOULD