Now most peole would have left things like that. But as I suggested to the class, let us consider the answers in another light. Let us consider this an exercise in how ready, willing, and open-minded each gender was toward working with the other. Now both sets of answers were probably skewed by the fact that this was a diversity meeting and it was more or less expected that you should be saying things positive on women and negative on men, particularly white males. On the other hand, nobody says that everyone has to cooperate at these meetings either.
Some people do stand up for their principles and go against the flow.
I will tell you the truth, because believe it or not I do keep track of this sort of thing for diversity meetings. I have been told in the 1990s exactly one joke insulting to women and told to me by a man. That sort of thing has gone out of style, I suppose, and that is not at all a bad thing. But we still see a flood of jokes with an anti-male bias and it still comes from women who think that they are crusaders fighting for a better day. They feel that of course there are just a huge number of anti-female jokes out there and they have a right to counter them.