I could have written 10,000 words on this subject, it has a lot of interesting wrinkles. And you're right that among those really interesting findings is that Asians punch way above their weight overall in tech, they are over-represented in tech compared to their workforce average in other industries. That is worthy of focus on its own. But, again, in this piece we looked at women -- yes broadly -- because that's the largest group by far to face clear imbalances in their overall workforce participation and their participation in the tech ecosystem. As the other commenter notes, you have to make choices in journalism, and there's nothing that says we couldn't go back and look at more intersections of gender, race, class, etc. For instance, one of the very interesting features in the Gompers study was a slight bump in entrepreneurial activity for minorities living in the most religious states in the country. Correlation, causation? Worth looking at for sure.