Episode 5: How and Why Red-Blooded American Men Disappeared from America's "Top" Colleges

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Today I wrap up my series exploring how and why red-blooded American men have all but disappeared from America's "top" undergraduate institutions.
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Episode 1: • Episode 1: How and Why...
Episode 2: • Episode 2: How and Why...
Episode 3: • Episode 3: How and Why...
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@CollegeMeister 20 дней назад

I meant to say "Skunk doing his thing," not "Raccoon doing his thing." Oh well.

@jennf5449 20 дней назад

Experienced exactly this with a virtual tour for UConn. They started out with the pronouns and the land acknowledgment. They spent more time on their diversity and equity speech than telling them what the college actually offers in the way of an education. He quickly decided it wasn’t for him. Same with many of the SUNY schools.

@First-bt6rq 18 дней назад

I'm a rising sophomore at UMich and find the whole thing absolutely nuts. It's obvious that things like "land acknowledgements" and explicitly professing your "preferred pronouns" are examples of thinly veiled political speech. Most of my friends, none of whom are partisans, think similarly; they just silently roll their eyes and move on because no one really has the courage to resist. It really just comes down to being wary of what classes you take and with what professors. I'm pre-law, so I honestly feel bolstered not to just blindly comply with these people.

@danfromqueens659 20 дней назад

Most of the schools my kids visited did the same

@dukesouthworth5331 20 дней назад

Hah! Northwestern had all of their tour guides start off our visit by stating their pronouns and then tried to get all the kids in our tour group to announce their pronouns.

@21stcenturydadd 20 дней назад

The uva tour has pronouns. Also a long section on enslaved labor. Little to no mention of Jefferson these days. Who decided that belongs on the admissions tour? There are historical tours available and that can and should be covered.

@mossfloss 20 дней назад

Yes, went to UVA this summer, every guide in the intro (20 guides) stated what pronouns they wanted to be addressed by (15 minutes). Then a long section, about 1/2 the tour (30 minutes), on slavery, where the slaves lived, what the slaves did, what the slaves ate, where the slaves cooked, where the slaves' toilet used to be, who lived above the slaves, etc. No discussion about academics at all. No discussion about financial aid. Some hand waving about where you can eat. No visiting any classrooms or lecture hall. Really not a helpful tour at all! My son came out saying "I don't want to go here." Frustrating.

@21stcenturydadd 17 дней назад

@@mossfloss That is tragic. The current President and his cronies need to go

@21stcenturydadd 17 дней назад

@@mossfloss Good luck to your son in any case

@21stcenturydadd 17 дней назад

Oh wow. So I go on RU-vid and UVA admissions has an official First year admissions session. Two minutes in, two minutes in, they do a land acknowledgment followed by a nod to enslaved labor. They have to acknowledge the complex history. Disagree. Dislike.