American conservative political activist, author and right-wing populist media personality Charlie Kirk said women should only go to college to find a husband, stirring outrage from critics who lambasted the outspoken political activist. Over the weekend, hundreds of women, whose values are centered on "faith, family, country," came together for the 2025 Young Women's Leadership Summit (YWLS), the "largest conservative gathering for women in the country." The summit was held by Kirk's conservative nonprofit organization, Turning Point USA, which focuses on spreading conservative values to young adults, mainly on college campuses and in the media. Kirk took questions at the event in Dallas, Texas, where a 14 year old girl asked his advice on attending college and the pros and cons of higher education. The girl stated that she was interested in following a career in political journalism, Kirk asked all the young girls in the audience to raise their hands if their top priority is to "get married and have kids." A lot of them did raise their hands, including the girl who asked him the question. Kirk did remark by saying, "Interestingly, I think there is an argument to bring back the M-R-S degree." For those unfamiliar, "Mrs. degree" is a term who gained popularity in the 20th century to mock women who supposedly went to college just to find a husband. He then mocked women who thought they were going to school for well, school. "Don't lie to yourself, like, "I'm going, I'm studying sociology,'" Kirk said. "No, you're not, we know why you're here. And that's OK, actually! That's a really good reason to go to college, actually." "I say college is a scam, but if you're going to find your life partner, that's actually a really good reason to go to college." He also claimed that college was the ideal time for women to find husbands cause, "they're at the prime of their attractiveness." He said, "You don't get much better than that. It doesn't get better after college there."







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