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> talking more about the average person? Were talking about getting women
> (and minorities) to get into flying so that we have a better
representation
> of them in aviation, and if we do that, then were not talking about the
top
> 10% anymore.

Hmmm. Im not sure were talking apples and oranges here.

Is lumping "women" together with "minorities", for purposes of this
discussion, quite fair to either group? I think the obstacles facing, for
example, an urban black man are dramatically, perhaps diametrically opposed
to the problems facing the average woman, when it comes to aviation.

Or almost everything else, for that matter.

I know its a common linguistic convenience nowadays, but I often wonder
what both groups think about constantly being lumped together in
conversations of this kind?
--
Jay Honeck
Iowa City, IA
Pathfinder N56993
Warrior N33431

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