... has it all figured out - how to score big time in an all girls school.
Posted on 11/30/2013 10:24:21 PM PST by Morgana
OAKLAND, Calif. — The weekly meetings of Mouthing Off!, a group for students at Mills College in Oakland, Calif., who identify as gay, lesbian, bisexual or transgender, always start the same way. Members take turns going around the room saying their names and the personal pronouns they want others to use when referring to them — she, he or something else.
It’s an exercise that might seem superfluous given that Mills, a small and leafy liberal arts school historically referred to as the Vassar of the West, only admits women as undergraduates. Yet increasingly, the “shes” and “hers” that dominate the introductions are keeping third-person company with “they,” ”ze” and other neutral alternatives meant to convey a more generous notion of gender.
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More cracks in the foundations of America caused by the enemies within.
If you haven’t learned if you are a boy or girl, are you really college material?
Hell, you aren’t fit for KINDERGARTEN if you can’t tell that much.
... has it all figured out - how to score big time in an all girls school.
Now with more crazy in every box ... and they're gender-free!
You probably put your time in before the Reign of Terror under Bloombutt. I can mark an exact sharp line between when I so totally enjoyed teaching and when it became a daily horror, when disgruntled students who had not done their work could write false statements against you which would be believed over anything you said. They will tell you to your face, “I gonna git you fired, b__ch!” if they fail an exam they did not study for or get a failing grade for cutting, not submitting any work, disrupting class instead of taking notes, etc. Who knows what it will be like under SuperLibbie DiBlasio? I’m sure it won’t be pleasant either, not at all. This is a case study “When Non-Educator Politicians Get Involved in Education.” The students are not accountable for anything, the entire burden is placed on the teacher.
For the most part, yeah. Considering 9/11 happened right at the beginning of the school year, I put another 3 years in when Doomberg was mayor. High school was a bad time for me.
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