Equality of outcome rather than equality of opportunity says it all.  Along with the silence on areas where women dominate and men are 'underrepresented'.  No mention of far too many females as: undergrad or graduate studies; elementary and secondary school teachers; med professions; veterinarians; etc.   Just crickets on these things.  

Merit doesn't seem to be much of a factor.  The systemic discrimination against women and minorities will continue as long as men, particularly white men, as still in the work force and breathing.  This is not about reality or fairness it is about special privileges (which aren't to be called privileges because only white men are privileged - my bad).