Harvard rigs classes in women's favor

The New York Times asks: “What if Harvard Business School gave itself a gender makeover, changing its curriculum, rules and social rituals to foster female success?” MHRA (that’s Men’s Human Rights Activist) Janet Bloomfield wrote an excellent piece at A Voice for Men in response to this question. Stop by AVFM and check it out.

Janet Bloomfield also blogs at JudgyBitch.com.

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Eli Ednie 09/16/2013 at 5:48 am

Insightful article. Poignant comments elucidate the risks of dumbing down Men to let women skate past their potential.

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The New York Times asks: “What if Harvard Business School gave itself a gender makeover, changing its curriculum, rules and social rituals to foster female success?” MHRA (that’s Men’s Human Rights Activist) Janet Bloomfield wrote an excellent piece at A Voice for Men in response to this question. Stop by AVFM and check it out.

Janet Bloomfield also blogs at JudgyBitch.com.