Only 35% of female college students think that protecting free speech is more important than supporting 'diversity and inclusion'. Among men, numbers are reversed. A huge sex difference that nobody seems to be talking about.https://www.insidehighered.com/news/2018/03/12/students-value-diversity-inclusion-more-free-expression-study-says?utm_source=Inside+Higher+Ed&utm_campaign=a2c7ccb5a4-DNU20180111&utm_medium=email&utm_term=0_1fcbc04421-a2c7ccb5a4-199409053&mc_cid=a2c7ccb5a4&mc_eid=7b974839c6 …
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Damned poisonous women, we’d better get them out of our higher learning institutions (and our work places for that matter) before they dismantle democracy and bring our nation to its knees
No, everyone just has to learn how free speech works. Public schools have failed to teach civics for two generations. This is what happens when hardly anyone understands the First Amendment.
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Ahh but is it really necessary for your business degree?
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it's really necessary for life in the united states.
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So the closest I’ve come to gender studies is an IR paper and 1 thing that stood out was research showing only 3 percent of signatories on peace treaties were female, despite evidence that the higher the percentage of female signatories the greater the longevity of the agreement.
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This probably just supports your argument about agreeableness, comes down to priorities in the end - keeping the peace in one hand and freedom of speech in the other. Gender relations in real-time huh?
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