The work, ideas, and contributions of women and people with disabilities were both de-valued. Both needed to be protected and chaperoned. Any women or persons with disabilities who succeed outside the programs and perimeters were considered exceptional. We still run our system for people with disabilities with values that were once used for women. Men are better at coping with women's issue because they deal with them daily.
Men run the service system for women so they can have better information.
Most of the men would be employed by the service system. Women's ideas and criticisms of women's services can be dismissed because they are wishful thinking based on gender envy, not the wisdom of good men with resources and experience. After all, the programs are there to help them. Men would run women's services, because women do not have the professional experience to run them. Really, women are much happier protected in segregated or women's programs doing piecework or singing songs.