"I look at the middle and upper management of my own (very big) company and see one woman and one non-white man, out of a good round dozen."

Then women are grossly underrepresented in your organization, but non-white men are about proportionally represented.

All the points about women's inequality are correct but miss the point. Women are NOT under-represented in the literature department and have not been for a long time. There is no inequality for women writers that I can see, or if there is it's a simple matter of markets forces. And if IIRC, there are more women readers than male readers, so they can only have themselves to blame. So it's a bit of a shame to make an issue out of it where there is non, when there are so many areas of life where there is a very big issue indeed.

/me waits with baited breath for "My Booky Wook" to win.

Mine's the one with the padded elbows...