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So last time, we were talking about how pathetically bad young boys were doing in today's school system – the poor reading and writing skills, the high drop out rate, and incredible levels of sedatives that these young boys were being fed. This time around, we'll be discussing how poorly men have been performing at the university and college level – again as a direct result of the feminization of our educational systems.
"Not feminism!" the leftist peons tell us. Oh no, then how do you explain the absence of tests and quizzes and the increasing focus on group work and assignments which favour girls? Well, in truth there's not point in arguing with these Marxists, because even if they're wrong, it's all about the bigger picture – a world-wide utopia. Right, with half the men incarcerated, economic depression and social havoc from declining population rates, increasingly oppressive government – trying to deal with out of hand crime and violence. That's quite the utopia you're making – everyone single, depressed, living alone, doing jobs they hate, iris scanned, finger printed, waiting for the bottom to drop out. I can almost hear the sounds of angelic harps ringing out even now – oh no wait that's the metal detector homing in on Johnny's lunch box.
But I digress, we're talking about the disappearance of men, whole scale, from universities and colleges across Canada, the United States, Britain, Sweden etc., etc., name a western nation! Spin that globe and point! Because each and every nation has instituted the same feminized policies, and is seeing a disappearance of men at the college and university level, which will spell disaster for the human species if left unchecked – and appearances are that very little is being done. In the United States for example,
Everybody wants to know where all the men have gone. The Washington Post calls their disappearance the "question that has grown too conspicuous to ignore," and USA Today notes "universities fret about how to attract males as women increasingly dominate campuses.
Females now outnumber males by a four to three ratio in American colleges, a difference of almost two million students. Men earn only 43% of all college degrees. Among blacks, two women earn bachelor's degrees for every man. Among Hispanics, only 40 percent of college graduates are male. Female high school graduates are 16% more likely to go to college than their male counterparts. (National Post: Mysterious Decline-Where Are the Men on Campus? April 29, 2003, by Philip W. Cook and Glenn Sacks)
I was looking through some stats actually since affirmative action plans began – guess who benefited over the past 30 years? If you guessed black men, then you're dead wrong: black men have remained at roughly the same level of university attendance since inception, but women, women have skyrocketed as a percentage of university populations, rising now to 60% in many areas, with all signs being that the numbers will rise even into the low 70's in the not too distant future. Still, we are to believe that no discrimination exists against men – it's just that women are higher achievers. Well with a group work, assignment, presentation focus at all levels of education, duh, no wonder! Turn your seats into a semi-circle children and let's sing kum ba ya.
Women have outnumbered men on campuses across the country (United States) since 1987, and the gap has slowly widened each year. Federal statistics released this summer show that women make up 57 percent of all college students nationwide.
Men won't necessarily disappear from campus, says Thomas Mortenson, a national expert on college trends through his work as senior scholar at the Center for the Study of Opportunity in Higher Education. "But I can tell you that we're going to continue on that trajectory for the foreseeable future because of the ways boys are not graduating high school, not going on to college (and) not completing college."
That's bad news for everyone, Mr. Mortenson says. He noted that although men make up 51 percent of the college-age population, they receive just 44 percent of the bachelor's degrees awarded. This is the smallest proportion since 1946, at the end of World War II, when men received 43.1 percent of bachelor's degrees — a number that jumped to 76 percent after the war with the passage of the G.I. Bill.
Boys are also more susceptible to "distractions" on the streets, Ms. Tucker notes. They're more likely to want to hang out with friends, or get involved in other activities — legal and illegal — that they find more interesting than school.
Indeed, Mr. Mortenson says, a major contributing factor to the discrepancy between men and women on campus — especially among minorities — is that more college-age males are being jailed than ever before."
(The Providence Journal and the Cincinnati Enquirer, Wednesday, February 13, 2002, Missing - the Big Man on Campus, Tristate region reflects widening gender gap at colleges across U.S.)
So let me get this straight boys and girls. MEN make up the majority of the college aged population, some WOMEN still choose to stay home with their children and YET men make up roughly 40% of the University population!? And you call this fair? Ah, but women cannot escape the collapse of society due to social engineering any more than men can, because as the last line forebodingly states, "..more college-age males are being jailed than ever before". What this means, "Sista", is that your chances of being raped, beaten, shot, and stabbed have just jumped considerably as well.
Men have it particularly bad here in Canada, with the numbers being on par or worse than those seen in the U.S. Still though, we hear nothing but a shrill siren song about how bad women have it – after all, they only earn 75 cents for every dollar that men do: getting shot, disarming bombs, digging deep beneath the earth, working longer hours in more stressful environments, damaging their bodies on a daily basis. Right… First of all the statistic is fabricated: All women and men working the same jobs, get paid the same money by LAW. Secondly, this statistic is much manipulated by feminist propagandists, does not take into account a variety of social and work factors and is blatantly dishonest. In fact, the falsification of victim hood, by feminist statistical manipulators, is what has led to so many boys and men failing out of the educational system.
Now let's look at how poorly these poor women have it at some Canadian Universities shall we:
Where the girls are: in medicine, law, dentistry ...
Here's the enrolment breakdown showing the percentage of females,
by faculty or department,
at McGill University and
Universite de Montreal:
At McGill University
Medicine 60.6 %
Law 53.6 %
Dentistry 54.6 %
Architecture 66.9 %
Science 52.3 %
Agriculture &
Environmental Science 68.4 %
Commerce 52.9%
Education 78.9 %
Arts & Science 70.5 %
Social work 86.1%
Nursing 96.7%
Occupational therapy 89.6 %
At Universite de Montreal
Medicine 71 %
Law 62.9 %
Dentistry 64 %
Veterinary science 72 %
Optometry 77.9 %
Pharmacy 70 %
Science 78.8 %
Nursing 87.5 %
Management 56 %
MCGILL UNIVERSITY, UNIVERSITE DE MONTREAL
(Above from:
PEGGY CURRAN, The Montreal Gazette
Published: Sunday, February 04, 2007)
Interestingly, despite glaring statistics indicating that men and boys have been absolutely abandoned by educational institutions at all levels in the past 30 years of feminization, the main concern continues to be, you guessed it, women. In fact, the main concern raised by a number of publications has been, "where will these poor women find suitable men to marry?" While this reflects strongly in our abysmally low birthrates, it should NOT be the major concern! There should be a concerted effort to balance the educational playing field before society collapses around our ears, but instead, oh woes women. Here's a couple of quick examples:
Experts have also observed that smart women are struggling to find common ground with members of the opposite sex.
There will soon be a large collective of uneducated, low-paid men who don't have any friends, and are unmarried and alone - as well as uninteresting for women looking for a relationship." (Above- Swedish women to overtake stupid men – The Local, December 20, 2006)
and…
Not only are the problems of college males being minimized in some quarters, but also much of the discussion of the lack of males in college surrounds the destructive impact it may have upon females. For example, an ABC.com report on the subject gloats "No More Big Man on Campus?" while declaring that the "College Gender Gap Could Mean Women Lose Mating Game" and asking "Must Women Go Slummin'?" Canadian journalist Lysiane Gagnon laments in the Globe and Mail that "the next generation of Quebec women might face a difficult love life...in a few years the province will be filled with high-paid, ambitious, professional women. Across the dance floor will be a large group of losers -- uneducated men stuck in small, low-paying jobs."
Above- Mysterious Decline-Where Are the Men on Campus?
(National Post, Mysterious Decline – Where Are the Men on Campus? April 29, 2003, by Philip W. Cook and Glenn Sacks)
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