When talking about gender bias, we tend to focus on acts of commission rather than acts of omission. But much of what harms women (and other underrepresented groups) is simply being ignored or left out of the room.
That (presumably) benign neglect is as pernicious as the more overt acts of discrimination that become the basis of lawsuits and headlines.
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