In The Master’s Tools, the key quote is “the master’s tools will never dismantle the master’s house,” or how you cannot challenge a system using the tools/perspectives/methods within the system. How do you see this (if at all) connecting to creating more inclusive computing education?

In The Master’s Tools, the key quote is “the master’s tools will never dismantle the master’s house,” or how you cannot challenge a system using the tools/perspectives/methods within the system. How do you see this (if at all) connecting to creating more inclusive computing education?
All the readings so far discussing the importance of gender AND race, and multiple perspectives. How do you agree or disagree with this topic and how authors discussed them?
You are welcome to pull quotes from the readings, but they will not be considered part of your word count.