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In her keynote conversation at the Visual Effects Society Production Summit in Hollywood on Saturday, Alonso diverged from talk of Marvel’s story process to thank the group for inviting a woman in to speak, but raised her voice to ask, “Where are the girls?!”
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The tidbit you see previewed here makes it sound really sexist towards men. However read the whole article and get the idea of where it's coming from.
She is basically saying don't be afraid and jump in. Telling them to go through school and work their way up, and earn the same positions filled by men normally. I can agree with that entirely, everyone deserves the same chance.
One thing, as a person that has interest in this field you notice that you go to classes, group meetings, or whatever and you look around.... even in these low tier learning courses you hardly see any females at all. The ones you do see are really talented, but you see more males with jobs than females simply because there are more males doing it.
She is basically saying to change that and is trying to inspire more woman to gain an interest in earning those jobs. As long as she has the same empathetic approach to males in those positions, there is no problem with what she said at all.