"Gender studies" prof lies to males about class; writes article; gets pwned
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Date: January 3rd, 2017 2:49 PM Author: Tripping flirting liquid oxygen marketing idea
Twenty-two freshman looked up at the screen as South Park’s Eric Cartman declared to his principal that he’s “transginger.” As Cartman pretended to be “transginger” so he could use the girls’ bathroom, I heard laughter from the male athletes in class and felt a wave of relief. After the one-minute clip was over, I asked anybody if they’d seen the full episode.
A young man who could appropriately be described as looking like a “bro,” with his backwards baseball cap, Adidas shoes and short-cropped blond hair, raised his hand. “Would you like to summarize the episode for the class?” I asked.
He happily did. I repressed a sigh. I’ve got the bros on my side, I thought. They’re the ones I worried about it; the ones who I feared would be snickering when I showed pictures of Caitlyn Jenner, when I explained that trans portrayals in the media are not only a good thing but they also may actually save lives.
How I got a group of straight male college freshmen to take a course on gender, sex and sexuality is simple: I didn’t tell them the topic before they signed up.
And this wasn’t some nefarious plot on my part. I was teaching the required English composition class, but since the course catalog didn’t permit me to list a topic, none of the students knew the focus of the course until they attended the first day of class. I was worried that all the straight guys would flee the minute they read the syllabus and learned what the topic was. Yet only one male student dropped the course, sending me an angry email about the inappropriateness of my showing a video of Miley Cyrus’s twerking on Robin Thicke to illustrate contemporary notions of sexuality and gender roles.
By the time I taught about transgender representation in the media, the semester was more than halfway done. I was worried that even though trans issues are having a moment, many of my straight male students would be made uncomfortable by discussions of transgender. So I left this topic for later in the course and instead front-loaded the course with stereotypical guy-related topics: James Bond, action movies and superheroes. (Yes, I myself can succumb to gender stereotyping.) I was hoping that by the time we got to the transgender week, my male students would be comfortable.
Nonetheless, after we discussed South Park and moved on to the history of the transgender movement, as I was discussing Christine Jorgensen, the “ex-GI” who became a “beauty queen” in the 1950s, I saw that the young men in the class who were happy to talk about Cartman were visibly uncomfortable. They were whispering to each other; there was muffled laughter. I ignored them. I didn’t call them out on it. Giggling and being visibly uncomfortable is a legitimate response for kids who’ve never met a trans person, whose parents are die-hard Republicans who oppose gay marriage, as many of my students’ parents were. Imagine defending your opposition to gay marriage in a class full of college students raised by staunch liberals. There would be an even stronger reaction.
I needed to get my male students on my side again. I’d planned on discussing the first transgender mixed-martial-arts fighter, Fallon Fox, later in the class, but I switched to it now. Fox is a tough transgender athlete who is at the top of her game. The laughter stopped. The boys were rapt. They even participated. They loved MMA, both the female and male fighters. They knew all the rules, the stars, the fights. That unifying love of the sport overcame their weirdness with trans. If I had chastised them before for whispering and laughing, I doubt they would have participated later. I didn’t want to shut them up. I wanted them to speak louder.
As the week went on, I realized that there was subversive potential in teaching teenagers about transgender issues with no apologies: no trigger warnings, no worries about getting the pronouns wrong, just another story to tell about a group of people who have been poorly represented in popular culture.
Preaching to the Converted
Teaching that course led me to realize that young men and women were willing to talk about sex and gender in front of each other if the focus was pop culture. Sure, some looked down at their desks, and others never participated. But the fact that straight frat guys were willing to talk openly about transgender issues, masculinity and body image was amazing to me. Why don’t gender studies programs recruit more straight guys to their courses? I wondered.
As a graduate student, I’d taken multiple courses on gender and sexuality, but I never saw a straight man in my course. Courses either were female only or featured one gay male student. That struck me as odd. Weren’t men supposed to be the gender more stereotypically interested in sex? Why weren’t they flocking to courses about the topic?
The truth is that most gender and women’s studies programs lack courses that would appeal to men -- or, for that matter, women who don’t have particular political leanings. Gender studies courses usually preach to the converted: those students whose conversations are already peppered with discussions of rape culture, consent, heteronormativity and patriarchal privilege. And while there is value in teaching about gender to those who already have progressive views on it, that should not be the end goal of gender and women’s studies. Teaching three sections of gender-themed freshman comp taught me that, to truly improve the relations between the sexes, we need to bring them together -- not divide them.
Even though diversity is a stated goal by most gender and women’s studies programs, they rarely reach out to the wider campus populations. And that is a problem if gender studies is supposed to be an agent of social change. Granted, this is not entirely the fault of the programs themselves. The stereotype of women’s studies as being the bastion of angry, man-hating lesbians has been spread throughout popular culture ever since Legally Blonde’s Elle Woods encountered just such a character at her Harvard Law School orientation. But the programs are also to blame. They have not done much to counter this reputation.
To be sure, some gender and women’s studies programs do aim to reach out to men through their websites. One example is the department at the University of California, Berkeley, which writes that “understanding and changing hierarchies in which gender and sexuality play a part requires the participation of everyone, including straight white men!”
While that appeal is laudable, the courses can appear to send the opposite message: straight white men need not attend because, in fact, none of those courses have a focus on heterosexuality -- a sexuality that over 90 percent of the population ascribes to. Although courses on transgender and queer issues are essential in gender studies programs, courses on heterosexuality are, too. Yet classes on heterosexuality are few and far between, as are courses on masculinity or white male sexuality. How are we supposed to change the relations with the sexes if we can’t even bring them in the same room together?
Gender and women’s studies programs originated in the 1960s and 1970s as part of the second-wave feminist movement to compensate for the lack of focus on women in the academy. They spread a particular political agenda that was necessary at the time. And although the rights that the second wavers fought for have not completely been won, it’s time for gender and women’s studies programs to evolve and become more inclusive of men, including fraternity members and athletes. I’m not saying that all courses should be made to appeal specifically to heterosexual males. Most college courses already appeal to them. I’m just saying that at least one out of the dozens of gender and women’s studies courses should be created for and/or about heterosexual guys.
Faculty members in gender and women’s studies can take some other simple steps to take to make men more welcome. Besides offering at least one course on heterosexuality, they should design the websites of their programs to telegraph gender inclusiveness by letting male students know that their viewpoints will be valued and that they won’t be viewed as a physical embodiment of the patriarchy. Most sites primarily contain images of women and including more images of men on their programs could broadcast their inclusiveness. In addition, they should promote courses to men through a variety of channels, including to sports teams and frats. That could be as simple as sending out an email with a course description that both appeals to straight guys and communicates that their opinions are valued in a gender course.
Gender and women’s studies courses serve an essential role on campuses by educating students about sexuality, gender norms, sexism and consent. These programs were developed in part to bring about social change. But if gender programs want to transform outdated gender norms and reduce sexism, they need to welcome straight men into their classrooms.
Bio
Hallie Lieberman is an honorary fellow in the department of gender and women’s studies at the University of Wisconsin Madison. She is currently writing a book on the history of sex toys.
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Date: January 3rd, 2017 10:50 AM Author: Stimulating blood rage stead
plus its a required course for retards who don't place out, and their schedule gets fixed, etc.
Not a big deal.
Even TAs teach/preach stupid as fuck shit all the time but again nobody cares so long as they are covering the basics on college-level composition and they only give out just one or two C grades at the end of the semester.
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Date: January 3rd, 2017 1:47 PM Author: Carnelian crotch
"These programs were developed in part to bring about social change"
These far leftist academics see their role as propagandists who need to promote a "just" agenda and indoctrinate their students rather than viewing their roles as educators. It's sickening.
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Date: January 3rd, 2017 3:37 PM Author: grizzly razzmatazz tattoo pisswyrm
the gender studies agenda isn't limited to retard college profs but is a global movement. e.g.:
http://www.un.org/womenwatch/osagi/gendermainstreaming.htm
you are a shitlib so you probably won't care but anyone who disagrees with the agenda should be concerned no matter where it occurs
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Date: January 3rd, 2017 3:39 PM Author: Stimulating blood rage stead
seems like apples and oranges bro.
UN resolutions on gender equality ... GOOD
Bullshit nonsense propagation by university leftist fascists ... BAD.
(http://www.autoadmit.com/thread.php?thread_id=3479903&forum_id=2#32290100)
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Date: January 3rd, 2017 3:49 PM Author: Stimulating blood rage stead
jfc. state your iq before I discuss further with you.
the UN's goals are laudable, especially in light of the mistreatment of women all around the globe.
University departments in gender studies are ripe with rancid bullshit and teach the most empowered women in the world to claim victim status.
Two different things bro. You sort of live in a sheltered little cartoon world, don't ya?
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Date: January 3rd, 2017 3:18 PM Author: Slippery Sable Idea He Suggested
Rouse, Carolyn and Janet Hoskins. 2004. "Purity, Soul Food, and Islam: Explorations at the Intersection of Consumption and Resistance." Cultural Anthropology, Volume 19, No. 2.
Rouse, Carolyn. 2006. “Shopping With Sister Zubayda: African American Sunni Muslim Rituals of Consumption and Belonging.” In Women and Religion in the African Diaspora.
From Black Face to My Face. Associate Producer, Video 1993. From Black Face to My Face with British comedian Lenny Henry.
https://www.princeton.edu/anthropology/faculty/carolyn_rouse/
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Date: January 3rd, 2017 2:49 PM Author: Tripping flirting liquid oxygen marketing idea
What do you expect of a bitch named (((Hallie LIEberman)))
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hlieberman@insider.edu
Sex-toy historian. Junk foodie. Pop-culture obsessive. Aspiring board-gamer.
http://dildographer.com
https://twitter.com/hallielieberman
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Date: January 3rd, 2017 2:51 PM Author: Tripping flirting liquid oxygen marketing idea
The History of the Vibrator (by Hallie Lieberman) on Vimeo
https://vimeo.com/33061323
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Date: January 3rd, 2017 3:14 PM Author: pea-brained trip business firm
*Schedules trans topics for mid-November, well past the late-drop deadline*
"No one dropped the class! Yay me!"
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Date: January 3rd, 2017 3:22 PM Author: pea-brained trip business firm
This article is ridiculous on so many levels. Not least of which is her own ridiculous biases against "bros" and "straight white men" in general.
Also, just lol at her thinking she's done anything. Whatever these students opinions are, they haven't changed because of her curriculum. Since they got into college, they're smart enough to realize that when Professor Hannah Lieberman, PhD in Sex Toys, assigns some dipshit essay on the history of trans people, she's looking for something sympathetic.
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Date: January 4th, 2017 12:37 AM Author: odious pistol theater stage
"Courses either were female only or featured one gay male student. That struck me as odd. Weren’t men supposed to be the gender more stereotypically interested in sex? Why weren’t they flocking to courses about the topic?"
yes, very confusing
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