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Originally Posted by kingkilburn
I'm just giving you my reaction to what my experience was. I tried twice to take a Woman's studies class and had to drop because of the ridiculous rhetoric from the instructors. I had a similar experience with a black studies teacher so I didn't even sign up for that one.
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I give you credit for at least trying. I am sorry that you feel that way in your experience.
For an introductory course the instructor should focus more on helping each student recognise the student's perspective. You have to know where you're coming from first. Then in the later courses you can start dissecting and analyzing why you perceive things the way you do. Then we can start having a true discussion.
I know what you're talking about. I take issues with these self-proclaimed feminists whose purpose is to only alienate everyone else. I take them on every opportunity I get.
Feminism is all-inclusive and welcomes everyone regardless of background. People who persecute you for who you are are not true feminists.
We need more people like you to participate to fix the problem you're talking about.