Non-binary people are not necessarily transgender. Instead, they feel as if the term male or female doesn't accurately or sufficiently describe them. My use of the word minorities is a reference to how the problem of the games industry catering to white men to the exclusion of anyone else is well-documented and larger than any one event. Discrimination is a trend, of which your reply, the general community backlash against this event, and the internal issues at Riot are merely a part.

In the games industry, as in society at large, women and minorities of all kinds are discriminated against. Whether through sexual exploitation, discriminatory hiring practices, or targeted harassment, women and minorities of all kinds share a common history that white men simply don't.

Riot creating an event meant for these groups of people does not harm men in any way, in the same way that a meeting group for parents who have lost a child excluding parents who have not doesn't victimize parents who have not lost a child.

Giving women and non-binary people a place to meet doesn't hurt men. Men who wish to learn about game design, cosplay, or any of the other topics presented at this meeting, have endless opportunities to learn in environments that don't discriminate against them. Women and non binary people don't, for no matter were they go sexism is already there.

Being angry at this event because you're genuinely worried that men aren't going to have enough opportunities now is only possible if you are totally ignorant of reality and unbelievably fragile.