The War On College Men

A Democrat representative from Colorado steps it up a couple notches:

The main result of adopting Polis’s approach would be to create — since we all know this policy is aimed at male students, and almost exclusively enforced against them by a university “diversity” bureaucracy in which men are wildly underrepresented — a hostile educational environment for male students. As the Pope Center for Higher Education, which conducted a study of gender representation among “gender equity enforcers,” found, “Considering that the overwhelming preponderance of sexual harassment allegations are directed by women at men, the disproportion of women to men in the positions charged with interpreting and enforcing the sexual harassment rules is a legitimate concern. Are male students who are accused of sexual harassment likely to receive fair-minded treatment in these offices?”

If even a false accusation of sexual assault is grounds for expulsion, the result is to burden student sex lives with fear. That’s doubly so when the enforcers are so heavily non-male. Men who fear that they may be so targeted — and remember, you don’t even have to have dated a woman to be falsely accused — cannot possibly enjoy college in a normal fashion.

These people are insane totalitarians. If you wanted to destroy academia, it would be hard to do a better job.

3 thoughts on “The War On College Men”

  1. I suspect that a Venn diagram of the people who are promoting these kinds of policies and the people who supported Bill Clinton against the many “bimbo eruptions” (up to and including rape allegations) will show a very high degree of overlap.

  2. Do the progressives pushing this stuff realize that the logical endpoint is gender-segregated colleges? Is that the “progress” they want — a reversion to the pre-coed era?

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