Plus, if intersectionality activists actually cared about the people whose voices are marginalized on campuses, they would advocate for the introverted, the conscientious, the neurodivergent, the Christians, the married, and the parents.http://victimhoodculture.com/index.php/2018/03/17/the-intellectual-source-of-victimhood-culture/ …
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Main complaint I heard from married grad students when I did my masters was about lack of childcare. People were having to bring little kids to class because there were no places. Of course the kids got bored - they were kids.
The lack of childcare facilities on most campuses is institutionalized anti-natalism and a major deterrent to mature students and single mothers, yet seems entirely ignored by SJWs.
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Feminists were pretty good about it when I went through (and ran effective campaigns to get a new centre built at Oxford), but that may be a UK/Commonwealth thing, or a hangover from historic links to the trade union movement.
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What are you on about mate? Are you sure it's not a hangover from paternalistic attitudes by male-dominated academic power structures? Do you have *any evidence at all* for this assertion?
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