CarltonUrDoorman

Thank you. That was what I meant to do, point out the rampant sexism that exists in Hollywood and elsewhere. People still favor guys, even if they don't realize it. Just look at the subsection of men who say they don't like HIllary, but when pressed can only say it's her voice that grates on them. It's a subconscious bias -- they can't really express what it is they don't like. But for this group, it's really that they can't relate to her because she's not like them. This happens all the time to women at the top. And if you don't act just like the boys, sometimes they make you pay.

Then be offended with Hollywood, not this post. Because Hollywood (as well as the top levels of many US corporations) is still a bastion of overt sexism, run by wealthy old boys networks. And even women who do get to the tops levels are often compelled to act more like "the boys", which means they sideline other women who they deem too characteristically "female" (ie, emotional) to be "real professionals." PS. Part of my job is to investigate latent sexism in major corporations, at the behest of these companies -- who know there's a problem, but don't know how to fix it.

As a woman, she had 2 options to increase her power. A sex change, or sleep with Nathan or ABC brass.