The numbers are in (part 2)
Well, I've tabulated the 1,200 letters I sent last year by gender and occupational category, and have come up with some interesting statistics.
I was criticized by some for favoring males in my project, and after reading the numbers, I can see their point.
Out of 1,200 letters written, only 281 were to females. This is little over 20%. I assure you this wasn't done on purpose. I admire many notable women and have great respect for their accomplishments. It just so happened that many of the categories and anniversaries I observed in my selections involved males. Had I been more conscious of this statistical tilt, I would have added more females to my correspondents list.
Also, since I am an actor, many of my letters were written to people involved in show business in some way. I've broken down the 1,200 by category/primary field of endeavor, and here are the numbers:
MOVIES: 347
TV: 244
THEATER: 49
MUSIC: 97
SPORTS: 142
BUSINESS: 111
POLITICS: 98
SCIENCE: 16
RELIGION: 7
MEDIA: 89
I'll have month by month breakdowns soon.
I was criticized by some for favoring males in my project, and after reading the numbers, I can see their point.
Out of 1,200 letters written, only 281 were to females. This is little over 20%. I assure you this wasn't done on purpose. I admire many notable women and have great respect for their accomplishments. It just so happened that many of the categories and anniversaries I observed in my selections involved males. Had I been more conscious of this statistical tilt, I would have added more females to my correspondents list.
Also, since I am an actor, many of my letters were written to people involved in show business in some way. I've broken down the 1,200 by category/primary field of endeavor, and here are the numbers:
MOVIES: 347
TV: 244
THEATER: 49
MUSIC: 97
SPORTS: 142
BUSINESS: 111
POLITICS: 98
SCIENCE: 16
RELIGION: 7
MEDIA: 89
I'll have month by month breakdowns soon.
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