Women Who Rock

Yet another weird, inexplicably segregation-keen (gender-wise) thread.  
“Female”-this, “women”-that… 
I never see “male”-this, or “men”-that threads here. Why?  
It seems like “male” artists are seen as…artists.  
However, it seems like female artists are seen as…”female artists.” Why?  
Gender has never once played a remote factor in determining what music I like, how I listen to music, or anything like that. 
What is all this about?

You might be able to say that about many marginalized demographics....

@larsman  Instead of, “artists,” people will often insert (irrelevant descriptor) before the word, “artist.”

Because woman aren’t usually thought of as performing Rock ’n’ Roll, but of Pop music, or if really good Blues or Country. What’s the harm in celebrating woman who Rock? Kind of a fun topic imo. Don’t take everything so seriously ;-) .

I regularly separate artists by ethnicity (I prefer to use that term rather than race. We’re all in the human race). If blacks and whites are considered together, we whites don’t stand a chance. Blacks have an unfair advantage ;-) . Whatta ya think---will this post be removed?

@tylermunns - indeed, and if they are good with it, so am I, and it often applies to more than just artists, too.