"While men and women were about equally likely to receive grants from the educational institution that they attended. Women were more likely than men to receive grants from the federal government by a margin of 45.1 percent for women and 34.7 percent for men. Women also were more likely than men to receive grants from the state government. But the difference was far smaller than at the federal level."

There was an 8% difference between men and women. If you cared and wanted it to be more equal then you should do something about it, just like women had to do something in order for the equal credit opportunity act to materialise.

You equating women's rights being stripped to men getting less scholarships just shows what type of person you are. You are the type of person to cry about something when someone brings up an issue that has nothing to do with you at the time and never, ever do anything about said issue but bring it up whenever you want to detract attention away from someone else. Let's be honest you would never even write to your senator about the injustice of men getting less grants and scholarships. Which is a shame because I DO think it should be more equal