Is college the blame for teaching young women about feminism?

[Anonymous]

Yes

No

Something else

[ArtemisSilver]

Not as a concept, more like universities have been subverted by malicious cultural Marxists who then spread their doctrine to impressionable youths.

The youths in question generally play the role of useful idiots, not fully understanding the broader consequences of the doctrines.

For example, forcing women into the job market has actually killed the middle class instead of liberating women. There are exceptions of course, but now people are forced to work harder than ever for a more meager share of the fruits of their own efforts.

It's a weird thing seeing the worst exeses capitalism thrive due to Marxist academics, but that's just the mad world we're living in now.

The people with real power enjoy playing factions against eachother like this so that the public is in a constant state of fear and unable to notice or resist their manipulations.

[normalice]

Well, for one thing, being taught feminism isn't something we need to find someone to blame for it. There's nothing wrong with women wanting the right to vote and equal pay for equal work.

But also no. College doesn't really teach feminism in any direct sense. They just lump a bunch of people of diverse backgrounds together in an environment where physical ability is not as useful as intellectual. It's hard to watch women perform better than men at half of academics then still conclude they should be dependent on men for money. That's not really teaching feminism so much as proving it, but people can still ignore the proof if they are determined. There's no test for it.

[Anonymous]

Feminism didn’t really last long.. since covid hit women hit the wall even though the agenda is still rolling ~ it’s not really rolling strong then..
I can notice the change and it’s good.


Go to the jungle and notice a female
Lionesses doesn’t walk with her pinky up as a princess cuz she is a feminist she stays put to her family she hunts food for her babies.. and the lion men is there sitting chilling ~ protecting the family


Therefore


Nurturing ~ Protector
You can’t be NP
NP rules the WORLD


A women can be both nurturing and protector you know I know that relax your tits but I’m just describing how the nature workS NOT HOW YOU WORK IT OUT …

[lucas262]

Try telling that to this generation of women, their head will explode.

[Robbey]

People learn about things like feminism in various places. At least in college, you’re far more apt to learn about feminism directly from primary sources and are thus, more likely to be better equipped to develop an informed opinion on feminism.

[Lionman95]

I´m not sure if blame is the right word but yes college and universities are the places where the idea of feminism and gender equality got a firm foundation. There are study subjects like gender studies or sociology where it gets turned into a teaching that young women and men carry into the world.

[Adam1978]

They would have gotten the knowledge elsewhere, but yes they share responsibility for everything they teach and the consequences of what that brings to society. Same goes for critical things they exclude to teach that you need to navigate society in a good way.

[globetrotter22]

It’s happening way sooner than college. And that’s no accident. Radical leftists know younger minds are more impressionable. So that’s why they are controlling education to brainwash young kids about ideologies.

I am talking about modern feminism bs by the way not “traditional” feminism. But honestly whenever I hear a hear a woman say she’s a “feminist” nowadays than 9 out 10 times she’s about radical feminism.

[FilmGuy93]

Girls learn about feminism long before college. That education starts in grade school. The problem with the feminism they teach in schools is that it's gone so far beyond equality that they've tricked women into having a constant chip on their shoulders because they genuinely believe that they are oppressed.

[EarthRealm]

We dudes should Create a Dudeism
Since Females wanna Turn is dudes into females and take away our Manhood and turn us into slaves
Submissive to the girl isn’t manly it’s the complete opposite take the Spartans for example.
They were the perfect Example of being a MAN

[Anonymous]

I don't care. As long I got gold and money all these women can blow and leave out my house. It's their fault for being assholes to men, but you know what they say? Karma always catches back up to you. That's why I helped others and actively injected good in the world. I love money 💰 and power.

https://youtube.com/shorts/9KRBgjLChxY?feature=share

[Danny_dan92]

Pretty much. When it’s funny cause women have the highest graduation rates as well as greater chance of being hired into their careers over men. So how do women have it more difficult

[TryMeBee]

I learned nothing about feminism from college. I learned more about it online just having access to information myself.

[Anonymous]

It certainly was for me. I was "indoctrinated" in some of my classes and organizations I participated in. Fortunately I have been able to see through it in the real world since then.

[lucas262]

Feminist want equity. Not equality ofr responsibility. Which sounds a lot like privilege in my opinion

[Opinion Owner]

@lucas262 In my experience it's not even equity they want. I think you're right that it is really privilege but of course they don't see it that way.

[monorprise]

I think it really comes down to the name 'feminism' which is of course female in nature. When they define it as 'equality' they are basically claiming females are more equal then males.

This of course opens the door to a lot of man haters to get into their organization and demand very much unequal treatment.

[Snsl153]

College is to blame for a lot of messed-up things these days.

[QuietVerbena]

Nothing wrong with feminism. I learned it in college.

[RolandCuthbert]

You got it.

Feminism was invented in college.

[NamerOfStars]

Teaching ABOUT it? Teaching it? Yes. Just like religion.

[Xoxocutekitty]

Social media is also a great way to see real life women lead non traditional lives and being happy.

[Birdlegs]

Does watching other people live the life that you envy make you happy? I thought it caused self esteem issues

[monorprise]

... since when do people post the whole story of their lives on social media?

[bakajana]

They don't teach us such stuff, maybe more information would be better

[Birdlegs]

Yes they do I had a gender communications class that was all about feminism many liberal colleges have classes like that

[bakajana]

Oh I don't live in America, we just stick to the program. Only exception is history teacher talking about politics and economics

[Spiritofn]

No but if it teaches matriarchy we have a problem just as in men we’re to be taught and brandished patriarchy.

[RedThread]

It's not like young people don't have access to the internet. They can research these things even without college or university.

[Anonymous]

social media "teaches" that, not college.

[Exterminatore]

Part of it. It’s taught and reenforced through many mediums.

[Yeetboi__]

The internet is to blame for sure... Social media sites, modern day music, all of that stuff it's like fuel.