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I never knew there's a sculpture of a fearless girl staring down the charging bull in front of the stock exchange building -- the media always just shows the bull.

"Sangster told the Guardian she too found it 'frustrating' that we’re still celebrating when women are named to top positions."<p>Then stop celebrating it. I swear the only reason journalism publications highlight this stuff is because they know it translates into clicks. This isn't the 20th century anymore. Women in executive roles aren't shocking.

Not to be a debbie downer but... just in time for floor traders to become completely irrelevant. But I guess it wouldn't be news worthy if are you counting the women running the trading bots because they have been around for a long time now.

As a point of comparison, the London Stock Exchange had its first female chief executive in 2001[1].<p>[1] <a href="https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Clara_Furse" rel="nofollow">https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Clara_Furse</a>

Am I the only one on earth who doesn't care if the head of the NYSE is a man or woman?

How come there's not enough women ditch diggers? or male nurses?<p>I am tired of the selective outrage in diversity.

I never knew there's a sculpture of a fearless girl staring down the charging bull in front of the stock exchange building -- the media always just shows the bull.

Am I the only one on earth who doesn't care if the head of the NYSE is a man or woman?

How come there's not enough women ditch diggers? or male nurses?<p>I am tired of the selective outrage in diversity.

New York stock exchange has its first female leader in 226-year history

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New York stock exchange has its first female leader in 226-year history

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