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Title: College Textbook Reveals Radical Feminist Agenda
Post by: Shana A on December 14, 2011, 09:09:39 AM
Post by: Shana A on December 14, 2011, 09:09:39 AM
College Textbook Reveals Radical Feminist Agenda
Tuesday, 13 December 2011 09:15 Eagle Forum
http://www.rightsidenews.com/2011121315161/life-and-science/health-and-education/college-textbook-reveals-radical-feminist-agenda.html (http://www.rightsidenews.com/2011121315161/life-and-science/health-and-education/college-textbook-reveals-radical-feminist-agenda.html)
Has radical feminism permeated institutions of higher education to the point of unconditional acceptance? In some college courses the controversial social and political agendas of feminism are being unashamedly pushed, while opposing viewpoints are censored.
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The authors assert that gender is much more complicated than was traditionally taught. In their worldview, the roles of male or female are merely learned behaviors people act out to conform to social constraints. True gender has more to do with the way you feel about yourself than your assigned gender at birth. The authors encourage students to take action on the issue by cross-dressing for a day, or by looking for ways masculinity is valued over femininity on their campus.
Tuesday, 13 December 2011 09:15 Eagle Forum
http://www.rightsidenews.com/2011121315161/life-and-science/health-and-education/college-textbook-reveals-radical-feminist-agenda.html (http://www.rightsidenews.com/2011121315161/life-and-science/health-and-education/college-textbook-reveals-radical-feminist-agenda.html)
Has radical feminism permeated institutions of higher education to the point of unconditional acceptance? In some college courses the controversial social and political agendas of feminism are being unashamedly pushed, while opposing viewpoints are censored.
[...]
The authors assert that gender is much more complicated than was traditionally taught. In their worldview, the roles of male or female are merely learned behaviors people act out to conform to social constraints. True gender has more to do with the way you feel about yourself than your assigned gender at birth. The authors encourage students to take action on the issue by cross-dressing for a day, or by looking for ways masculinity is valued over femininity on their campus.