Reality check:
These stories of individual triumphs are MORE available at this very instant than at any time in human history. But of course, some people stay cranky even after hearing this good news.
No name calling or general meanness please. You can get your point across without it. I’ve deleted your posts. Try again without the vitriol.
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‘Most of us have no problem with a female pilot or anyone rising – via a meritocracy – to a vaulted position of excellence or whatever.’
Until ‘most’ becomes ‘all’, this sentence says it all. 
And if one supports the people and policies of this current Administration, assuredly relevant advice would be to curl your pointed finger back toward your chest when imperiously shouting at others about meritocracy - or patriotism, character or statemanship for that matter. Call it dewy transparency, nobody wants that. Just a thought.
'Affirmative action, court cases and DEI HAD a place to right previous wrongs and level the playing field; anymore … not so much. ’
Today, and into this treacherous future, sadly, the need will be even much more so.
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Arthur, if it weren’t for us “cranky” folks, the subject pilot’s story of overcoming adversity would still be successfully buried by your efficient overlords.
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No, what you have is the mindless use of AI - by people who don’t yet know how to properly harness/limit it.
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