Women are now better represented in undergraduate education as well as law and medical schools in the US. We make up over half of all white-collar managers and professionals and hold more political power than ever before, representing 28 per cent of Congress. Women are a mere one judge away from holding a majority on the Supreme Court. Now that we have so much power, Andrews argues, our feminine commitment to “empathy over rationality, safety over risk and cohesion over competition” is interfering with due process, the free flow of ideas, and even proper policing of borders (apparently women are slightly more open to allowing unauthorised migrants a path to citizenship than men are).