Best british wits were chosen and none of them woman - yet another example of the dominance of men, of which the oddity is never stranger than if its all women in the list - because we always treat dominance of men (at more prominent ranks) normal. /related entry: Invisible Men/

"She...makes her point a far more subtle, funnier way."

Right. This sentence tells women's character. Possession of a subtle kind of power (funniness as discussed in the article, other kinds of ability in other contexts). Women may be made invisible by the society, but their force is undeniable. Be it conventional mothers taking care of every family member and nurturing children, elite women performing in specific fields, or any types of women working in different areas, they all contribute to the wellbeing of the human race. They may be subtle, they may be soft, but we should not neglect them - as female myself, i would say, we should not neglect us - and some of us can be as strong as needed.

/drawing/