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(07-16-2017 10:39 AM)churros Wrote:  

Garrett has a point. Men in university need to stop supporting this garbage. It's only getting worse. Every student in my university was forced to take a sexual re-education test about rape. If you didn't take it, you weren't allowed register.

I was furious about this, so I had a long phone call with the resident title IX coordinator. I stated my various objections, and finally, he relented. I didn't have to take the test to register. But how many men are willing to do that? How many are even aware of how pernicious this is?

It's very difficult. Any possible objection is coded by these people as "misogynist" in advance. So men are very wary, as they should be, given the despotic power that administration holds over students in the USA.

What were some examples of the objections you raised to get out?

Corporate world is full of mandatory trainings to hammer home corporate policies. They are fostered by a litigious environment because 1) they offload risks to the individuals accused of perpetrating harassment and 2) it gives institutions a defense against any lawsuits filed against them.