Well said.
It stood out for me that the writer neglected to point out that our post secondary students are well over 50% female.  Which I don't have a real issue with, but it high time to stop suggesting that women do not have equal opportunity.
The "gender pay gap" is about individual choices not sexism.
"The future is female" comes off as implying there is no need or place for "male" in our future.
Why can't we accept each other as equal but different and get back to making progress?