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1. willgu+Mf1[view] [source] 2025-01-13 18:55:50
>>crbela+(OP)
> Female students might object if someone said something they considered sexist, but no one was getting reported for it.

It seems that the defining factor is that there was no actual authority attached to the morality of the situation. He is essentially saying that life was better when one could get away with doing whatever they wanted with no repercussions.

This is such a well-travelled path that I am surprised his intellect, nor that of the people that he claims proof-read this document, didn't protest before hitting 'publish'.

Here's a question: how can social justice actually be justice without enforcement. The US constitution coded this as the 13th amendment - is that now a woke document? Is that an example of "radicals getting tenure", or is it example of progress?

Articles like this really don't age well. Neither, it seems, does the author.

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2. zander+393[view] [source] 2025-01-14 06:33:16
>>willgu+Mf1
I found it extremely odd that he specifically pointed out professors being sexist as a thing that's perfectly fine to let them get away with.
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