I just don't see the difference between feminists bitching about inequality every second and people who claim they are losing their jobs to immigrants. There a

I just don't see the difference between feminists bitching about inequality every second and people who claim they are losing their jobs to immigrants. There are always going to be people who are more interested in directing blame away from themselves for their failings and on to other people. Of course the men vs women situation isn't fair, but they have equal rights plus they can't get drafted. They are legally given the same rights as men, and that is where the drive for feminism ends and the drive to blame other people for your mistakes begins. In my experience people who focus on griping about things beyond their control never achieve the way they could have if they spent more energy trying to succeed, and less energy pouting about setbacks that are beyond their control. Women are really better off then a lot of other groups that aren't nearly so outspoken and full of rage. And "There was so much estrogen in that article it was hard to read." Is just calling a clearly biased article biased. And liberal arts schools are fine as long as you aren't going for a phd. If you are though you must truly believe you have the drive to become a real professor, and/or think that you deserve to do work for unreasonably low compensation to the point of not being able to pay back loans. And if they string you along and you never become a professor it is especially harsh. I don't hate liberal arts, I just hate the way business people running universities take advantage of people interested in seriously pursuing them. Any person pursuing any phd out of college is going to be very poor unless they work super hard and never take any years off until they are like 27-30. And if you pursue a phd in something that isn't clearly needed by lots of people you can fall into a trap of never getting proper compensation for the amount of work and study you have done.