All Posts From the Category: Bias (Institutional, Cultural)

Humanities textbook teaches that men can’t be targets of sexism, promotes worldview that trivializes men’s experiences

Above: from the textbook Is Everyone Really Equal, page 46 Is it just me, or are the humanities becoming less humane? Today's gem comes from Drs. Ozlem Sensoy and Robin DiAngelo's textbook "Is Everyone Really Equal? An Introduction to Key Concepts in Social Justice Education." We'll be focusing on page 46, [...]

02/25/2014|Bias (Institutional, Cultural)|

Analysis of the administrative mindset in Inside Higher Ed article reveals the horror of campus kangaroo courts

"There can be no doubt that behind all the actions of this court of justice, that is to say in my case, behind my arrest and today's interrogation, there is a great organization at work. An organization which not only employs corrupt warders, oafish Inspectors, and Examining Magistrates, but also [...]

Does the Regressive approach to due process on campus echo the mentality of white nationalists?

Do Feminists and their fellow Regressives act a lot like white nationalists have historically acted when it comes to presuming guilt when a woman makes an accusation of rape? Well, not exactly. As seen in the picture, a black man targeted by white nationalists would more likely be dead. And [...]

16 year-old schoolboy attempts suicide via self-immolation. Associated Press uses it as opportunity to go on and on about male violence.

Men and boys are 80% of suicides overall. Suicide spikes in the high school/early college years, when young men commit suicide at six times the rate of women. According to the American Association of Suicidology, suicide rates have quadrupled for young men ages 15-24 over the past 60 years. This is a [...]

01/27/2014|Bias (Institutional, Cultural)|

Sacramento State University’s lynching “art project”: an opportunity to talk about violence against men

This picture is from Sacramento State University ("Sac State"). Yes, those are real people and real nooses. But no, they aren't really being strangled by them. You can see the second set of ropes which are holding them up attached to the harnesses behind them. According to various news sources, these students [...]

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