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The author is writing a book titled "Men: Notes From an Ongoing Investigation"; and dared to suggest in this article [1] that radical feminism-influenced polici
by parennoob 11y ago
The author is writing a book titled "Men: Notes From an Ongoing Investigation"; and dared to suggest in this article [1] that radical feminism-influenced policies were turning college campuses into a version of middle school. There was no way she was not going to be attacked by said radical feminists and "triggered" students.
Of course, the people who currently benefit from it (the hordes of administrators who enforce these ridiculous policies) are never going to admit that they are in the wrong, or that they should allow for more reasoned due process. Hopefully, enough people read articles like this, and realize that Title IX is a complete farce. Pressuring legislators to throw out Title IX is the only sensible course of action against it.
[1] http://chronicle.com/article/Sexual-Paranoia-Strikes/190351/ http://chronicle.com/article/Sexual-Paranoia-Strikes/190351/
- EliRivers 11y agoPressuring legislators to throw out Title IX is the only sensible course of action against it. Do you disagree with the principle of Title IX (i.e. that federal money should not fund educational activities that discriminate on the basis of sex), or is it that Title IX has led to bad events and the only way to stop those bad events is to remove Title IX?
- parennoob 11y agoThe latter. The majority of Title IX complaints today have nothing to do with federal funding of men's athletics programs, which was what the law was originally written to address.