There wasn't gender bias against Hillary. There was corruption bias. And policy bias.
Ultimately, Hillary lost because she has a long track record of being corrupt, and her progressive policies are bad for America.
The only reason she got so many votes is because she was the Democrat nominee, and the media has been on a full court press to elect Democrats. And the only reason she was the Democrat nominee is because she cheated to block out or minimize other candidates.
This, pretty much above anything.
Case in point... Hillary came and spoke at a predominantly women's school, locally. Media published footage of her speaking to college-aged girls, looking rapturously up at her. Nice tight photos, good shots of tears glistening in their eyes...
Breitbart (I think) published the entire shot, pulled back. Wasn't more than a few dozens of people in the crowd, and they were outnumbered by press and other hangers-on. Room was mostly empty.
Meanwhile, in the same town to little other than local media coverage, Trump was speaking to standing-room only crowds while *thousands* more stood outside in a thunderstorm to listen to a canned campaign speech.
I knew at that moment that the election was Trump's if he didn't screw it up. But you wouldn't have drawn that conclusion, listening to the media.