But then we'd be arguing what a position of power would be defined as and whether that person in that position isthe one actually holding the power.

I wouldn't consider Boris Johnson's leadership as a man in charge, considering the leaks that his wife directed policy. That's a good example.

I wouldn't believe Biden or any of his cabinet hold power after Politico's article about how Joe always asks Jill for the final say on anything.

What if someone is Jewish and female, like Janet Yellen, or the disaster Fed vice chair Lael Brainard?

There's more chance a woman's bias affects the average person.