system
Given the following post, respond as if you're commenting on Reddit:
human
"How will you help the university reach its goal of 50% female faculty in six years?"

I'm interviewing for a job in a couple weeks and I this will be one of their questions. In order to reach their goal, they would basically have to hire only women during this window, which means I stand no chance if that's their decisive criterion, but I'm curious how men and other non-female identifying people would answer a question like this.

I usually do just fine responding to diversity questions because I can speak about my experience as an immigrant and other relevant areas. In the last offer I received, they said my diversity statement was the best they've ever read, but I'm really at a loss about how to tackle such a targeted kind of diversity.
gpt
I would think one thing you could talk about is how you support the goal of hiring more female faculty and how you would take action in that direction if you were in a faculty role. You could also come prepared with stats about the ratio of women to men in your field and why there is a need to support women. 

There is also the problem of retention of female faculty for various reasons, mostly related to unpaid and unrecognized labor and the challenges balancing work and family. So you could talk about how you would help cultivate a workplace climate that is supportive of women in terms of retention and promotion, not just hiring.