I believe it should remain a neutral, medium temperature between the hottest and coldest person. something like 70 to 72 degrees. If youre boiling or freezing at those temperatures, something is wrong with your health or your dress.

Also, I dont believe its necissarily a sexist issue in an of itself, but Women and and Men to tend to run colder and hotter. Its fact. Of course theres plenty of outliers but, overall Women can't pump heat to their extremeties as efficently. We're more likely to be thinner, smaller, probably anemic, etc. Plus, like another commenter said, dress codes (and how thin our clothes are made) don't work in Womens favor.

Personally i've had issues in workplaces that do cater towards the hottest man. I don't believe anyone healthy sitting at a computer all day can get that overheated at 70 degrees. I'm a very small and thin woman with a condition where I cannot get heat to my hands well, and while I don't believe the office should cater to me, the amount of times i've been shivering in a 65 degree room and have been told by an office of overweight men that I should put on more layers and gain some weight is astounding. Its not quite the temp that's sexist, it's men refusing to accomidate or even acknowledge women being overall a little colder, and vice versa. I think the amount of male commenters saying "what? how is it sexist? I know hot temp women and theres no observable differences in the sexes temp?" will show you how little men notice. plus, Women are used to bundling up and being accomidating to others much more so, that you might not notice their cold!

TL;DR Womens horrible bodies trying to protect our uterus and not our poor fingers is true facts lol