Oxford University extends exam times for women's benefit

So much for "men and women have no biological differences" and all the condemnation (e.g. to James Damore) for pointing out the obvious that men and women may be more suitable at doing, or more inclined to do, different things

https://www.telegraph.co.uk/education/2018/02/01/oxford-university-extends-exam-times-womens-benefit/

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