A recent college class at a junior college was given the question of
comparing female and male circumcision.

Results:
 Jewish women were arrogantly in support of male, but not female
circumcisions.

Older women 40 plus were more likely to defend male circumcision.

Men who were circumcised insisted the comparison was illogical and that
hygiene and prevention of disease made male circumcision a helpful thing.

One young man who did not know he was circumcised criticized the practice
and saw the logistics of the comparison.

It appears that one's circumcision political agenda may strongly correlate
with knowing one is circumcised (if male) and of course being Islamic or
Jewish ( apparently here sex does not weight the outcome).