It kind of seems like liberal arts profs are the main reason women are the way they are these days.
The vast majority of women go to school to study ideological subjects like sociology, rather than theoretical subjects like physics or practical subjects like engineering. The result is that most of them come out of school having been indoctrinated into the politically correct paradigm, and naturally feel the strongest affinity for the PC 'subsidiary' that's closest to their own identity: feminism.
Seriously, can you remember your senior year of high school? Can you remember your first year of college, when everyone was taking electives instead of high-end "critical theory" courses? There were NO feminist women in my group when I was that age.
The vast majority of women go to school to study ideological subjects like sociology, rather than theoretical subjects like physics or practical subjects like engineering. The result is that most of them come out of school having been indoctrinated into the politically correct paradigm, and naturally feel the strongest affinity for the PC 'subsidiary' that's closest to their own identity: feminism.
Seriously, can you remember your senior year of high school? Can you remember your first year of college, when everyone was taking electives instead of high-end "critical theory" courses? There were NO feminist women in my group when I was that age.