Are women CEOs also sexist?

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If you’re to believe certain politicians and feminists, there’s a gender wage gap that is most certainly due to some kind of sexism and very little else — certainly not the choices women are statistically more likely to make.

But a new chart in the Washington Post may indicate that if there’s a boy’s club when it comes to male CEOs, there may also be a girl’s club made up of female CEOs.

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