UK: Undergrad male enrollment at 35%

Submitted by Vince on Fri, 2008-07-25 18:14

Article here. Excerpt:

"A government report last week found that while women were in a minority in universities in 1992, by last year the proportion of male undergraduates had fallen to 35 per cent.
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Research shows women outnumbering men by 13 to one in some areas. One in ten primary schools has no male teachers. In some areas, fewer than 10 per cent of primary teachers are men.

Figures from the most recent teacher-training intake show there are 26,217 women compared to just 9,375 men. At primary level, the difference is more marked, with 2,301 men compared to 14,183 women."

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I wonder if this crisis will ever be taken seriously considering England's 'equality' minister is a feminist.

You'll constantly hear feminists claiming being born white and male puts them in a position of privilege. [BULLSHIT!]

As soon as the umbilical cord is cut, white boys are faced with an oppressive, anti-boy educational system riddled with feminist hate.

Christina Hoff Sommers said it best: 'Its politically incorrect to be a white boy'

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Submitted by anthony on Fri, 2008-07-25 19:25

"You'll constantly hear feminists claiming being born white and male puts them in a position of privilege.
As soon as the umbilical cord is cut, white boys are faced with an oppressive, anti-boy educational system riddled with feminist hate."

In the U.S. they cut their penis as well. But it's not genital mutilation, is "healthy" and "normal" to amputate pieces of genitalia. We feel "priveledged" that the decision to modify our anatomy is made for us as well.

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Submitted by Gwyddion on Fri, 2008-07-25 23:47

What is getting my goat is that any answer I post to a feminist
retort does not get published irrespective of the newspaper concerned.It is not just the Guardian which seems to cut out posts.The mail online,the telegraph,doesn't anyone else have these problems?

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Submitted by saracen395 on Sat, 2008-07-26 18:15

"What is getting my goat is that any answer I post to a feminist
retort does not get published irrespective of the newspaper concerned.It is not just the Guardian which seems to cut out posts.The mail online,the telegraph,doesn't anyone else have these problems?"

Yeah, I've had problems with the same newspapers too. Most of these newspapers carry nearly a 50% ratio, of female readership, one or two slightly higher. They mainly cater to the middle-class and since feminism is essentially a white middle class female movement, I guess they don't want to offend or cause outrage to these women. We all know what happens when women get outraged about something. These papers probabaly don't want the hassle so sacrificing some freedom of speech is probably worth it in their eyes.

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Submitted by Broadsword on Sat, 2008-07-26 20:21