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5 Nov 2013
4 Nov 2013
The language of misandry in academia
A collection of quotes by faculty members, students, and administrators
By Jonathan Taylor: Here you will find a warehouse of quotations by faculty,
administrators, and students who display moderate to extreme forms of
misandry – contempt or hatred toward men and boys.
This collection should be a useful resource for those new to men’s issues in academia. It should also be useful to advocates as a “go-to” resource for identifying and referring others the kind of hostile learning environment that has become pervasive in certain academic circles.
To clarify, this post is focused on misandry as it occurs in the spoken or written word only, but stops short of where misandry is presented visually on banners, posters, and so forth. If you would like examples of that, see the post “The Face of misandry in academia: a collection of banners, posters, and other visual aids.”
The list is meant to be extensive, but not exhaustive. There is no feasible way to contain all the examples of misandric language in academia in this post. That being said, if you would like to add any that are not included on the list, feel free to do so – with citations that can be independently verified – in the comments section.
As we go through the quotes, there are some things I would like you to bear in mind. As I said in the post introducing the basics of institutional bias in academia, misandry in academia is not merely a collection of infrequent and disassociated anomalies arising from individuals uninfluenced by supportive or acquiescent peer groups. On the contrary, it is culturally pervasive in academia in a way that cannot be reasonably characterized as incidental or coincidental.
By Jonathan Taylor: Here you will find a warehouse of quotations by faculty,
administrators, and students who display moderate to extreme forms of
misandry – contempt or hatred toward men and boys.This collection should be a useful resource for those new to men’s issues in academia. It should also be useful to advocates as a “go-to” resource for identifying and referring others the kind of hostile learning environment that has become pervasive in certain academic circles.
To clarify, this post is focused on misandry as it occurs in the spoken or written word only, but stops short of where misandry is presented visually on banners, posters, and so forth. If you would like examples of that, see the post “The Face of misandry in academia: a collection of banners, posters, and other visual aids.”
The list is meant to be extensive, but not exhaustive. There is no feasible way to contain all the examples of misandric language in academia in this post. That being said, if you would like to add any that are not included on the list, feel free to do so – with citations that can be independently verified – in the comments section.
As we go through the quotes, there are some things I would like you to bear in mind. As I said in the post introducing the basics of institutional bias in academia, misandry in academia is not merely a collection of infrequent and disassociated anomalies arising from individuals uninfluenced by supportive or acquiescent peer groups. On the contrary, it is culturally pervasive in academia in a way that cannot be reasonably characterized as incidental or coincidental.
Inflationary deflation and increased underemployment: how far can suspension of disbelief stretch?
By John Ward: I’ve
just been reading about the “near record low inflation” in the
eurozone, courtesy of Zero Hedge. Being in the eurozone at the moment, I
wish I could find some of it.
A sample of one is more than that if one experienced researcher
compares like-for-like numbers year on year. Thus far in 2013, I’ve
spent several weeks in Italy. You can get excellent bargains on some
clothing (a beautiful pullover in Parma, for example, in a half-price
sale) but the grocery inflation there I’d say is running at 20%.
Italians I met agreed. “Even the price of a beach bed has doubled,” one
couple told me on the South East coast in August. Just buying a few
groceries in Turin at a hypermarket cost me around £40.
In Greece, the economy’s on its arse, but the price of wine, beer,
gas and restaurant food is through the roof. The reason is simple:
Troika taxes. But all Troika taxes do is tighten the vicious circle on
the lower-middle and poor classes, who then evade tax (which all
the professional classes do anyway) and so as the take falls, the taxes
rise further….as does inflation. The economy, needless to say,
continues to go up a gear, and is now in Sixth Reverse.
Honey Badger Radio Cathy Young and the Immoderate Moderate
Mainstream Media RT News Admitting Lame Stream TV Is Controlled Brainwashing Propaganda
NWOTruthChannel
"Controlled TV Brainwashing Propaganda will take the spring out of humanity's step this millennium."
"Controlled TV Brainwashing Propaganda will take the spring out of humanity's step this millennium."
Misandric Fixation: World’s Champion Man Hater – 1909
Michigan champion misandrist Sarah Hunt needed to take out no student loans, study no opaque critical theory texts, to come up with a thorough and practical way to live in an exclusively feminine bubble.
Misandry: Movember Radio Distain
Apparently, you are disgusting. Shame on you, prickly faced jerk!
Nobel Peace Prize, Asylum for Snowden: Germans Turn Up Heat
By Wolf Richter: While the US government wants to get its hands on NSA whistleblower
Edward Snowden and crucify him properly, the German government remains
red-faced and tangled up in its own underwear over revelations that
Chancellor Angela Merkel’s very own Handy was bugged by the
NSA. Yet the German intelligence service, like those of other countries,
has cooperated tightly with the NSA and its British sister, the GCHQ,
to build an all-encompassing, borderless, seamless surveillance society.
And they all have become information omnivores.
So the government is trying to dodge this mess. I say “government” in a rhetorical sense because Germany doesn’t actually have a government. The winner in the September elections, the conservative CDU/CSU, and the second largest party, the left-leaning SPD, are still churning their coalition negotiations. Compromises are apparently hard to come by.
Nevertheless, the government that doesn’t yet exist doesn’t want any more of these embarrassing details to bubble up. Germany is a mercantilist state. Exports are more important than anything else. It runs a massive trade surplus with the US. And mucking up the previously cozy transatlantic relationship, as the Snowden debacle is in the process of doing, would be a horror. But Snowden’s revelations trickle out relentlessly like Chinese water torture, and now there is a groundswell of support in Germany to offer him asylum.
So the government is trying to dodge this mess. I say “government” in a rhetorical sense because Germany doesn’t actually have a government. The winner in the September elections, the conservative CDU/CSU, and the second largest party, the left-leaning SPD, are still churning their coalition negotiations. Compromises are apparently hard to come by.
Nevertheless, the government that doesn’t yet exist doesn’t want any more of these embarrassing details to bubble up. Germany is a mercantilist state. Exports are more important than anything else. It runs a massive trade surplus with the US. And mucking up the previously cozy transatlantic relationship, as the Snowden debacle is in the process of doing, would be a horror. But Snowden’s revelations trickle out relentlessly like Chinese water torture, and now there is a groundswell of support in Germany to offer him asylum.
Google's Schmidt Blasts "Outrageous", "Illegal" Domestic NSA Spying
"Slut Shaming" and Anti-Bullying Laws
Snowden meets with German MP regarding being witness in NSA spying investigation [Silent Videos]
WikiLeaks: On Thursday 31st October NSA whistleblower Edward Snowden met with
German Green Party MP Hans-Christian Ströbele regarding being a witness
for a possible investigation into NSA spying in Germany.
There is large public support in Germany for an official investigation into the lengths of US spying there, which includes the tapping of German chancellor Angela Merkel’s phone. These revelations are based on documents provided by Snowden to journalists and mean that he is well-placed to be an expert witness for such an investigation.
Ströbele, who has been publicly calling for the German government to launch this investigation, travelled to Moscow where Snowden has been since gaining temporary asylum in Russia, to see if he would be able to participate in such an investigation.
At the meeting Snowden signed a letter stating that he would be willing to be an expert witness in Germany if circumstances allowed.
There is large public support in Germany for an official investigation into the lengths of US spying there, which includes the tapping of German chancellor Angela Merkel’s phone. These revelations are based on documents provided by Snowden to journalists and mean that he is well-placed to be an expert witness for such an investigation.
Ströbele, who has been publicly calling for the German government to launch this investigation, travelled to Moscow where Snowden has been since gaining temporary asylum in Russia, to see if he would be able to participate in such an investigation.
At the meeting Snowden signed a letter stating that he would be willing to be an expert witness in Germany if circumstances allowed.
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