> There's some selective minimizing of the students that feel uncomfortable and maximizing of what some of the faculty think
When did the goal of the university shift toward minimizing when students "feel uncomfortable?" When did the definition of "uncomfortable" expand to such a degree that men simply enrolling in and performing well in a class with mostly women is seen as "misconduct?"
> There's a bit of boys will be boys energy in this reply.
What do you mean by "boys will be boys energy?" That the vast majority of young men are attracted to young women and will attempt to create situations where they encounter young women?
What's stopping the young women from standing up for themselves? Why are they being treated like damsels in distress without agency.
When did the goal of the university shift toward minimizing when students "feel uncomfortable?" When did the definition of "uncomfortable" expand to such a degree that men simply enrolling in and performing well in a class with mostly women is seen as "misconduct?"
> There's a bit of boys will be boys energy in this reply.
What do you mean by "boys will be boys energy?" That the vast majority of young men are attracted to young women and will attempt to create situations where they encounter young women?
What's stopping the young women from standing up for themselves? Why are they being treated like damsels in distress without agency.