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So I guess the boy scouts and girl scouts are evil too???
I wish I was making this shit up. I do. I wish I was reading some crazy right wing fake ass bs
But this is the world the left is leaving us with. If we don't stop the left now and forever, all fun will be gone. Everything offends someone. Everything excludes someone.
Deal with it.
But scholarships based on race are a OK, I guess.
http://www.dailywire.com/news/5641/harvard-punish-students-who-join-single-gender-james-barrett
In an announcement that reads like a parody of campus social justice hysteria, Harvard informed students Friday that starting in 2021 the university would punish students who join single-gender clubs like fraternities because they perpetuate "spaces that are rife with power imbalances" and send "an unambiguous message that they are exclusive preserves of men."
In an email sent out to undergraduate students Friday, Harvard President Drew G. Faust explained that starting in 2021 members of "unrecognized single-gender social organizations" will be ineligible for various fellowships and scholarships and officially banned from holding leadership positions on athletic teams and in student groups.
In an announcement that reads like a parody of campus social justice hysteria, Harvard informed students Friday that starting in 2021 the university would punish students who join single-gender clubs like fraternities because they perpetuate "spaces that are rife with power imbalances" and send "an unambiguous message that they are exclusive preserves of men."
In an email sent out to undergraduate students Friday, Harvard President Drew G. Faust explained that starting in 2021 members of "unrecognized single-gender social organizations" will be ineligible for various fellowships and scholarships and officially banned from holding leadership positions on athletic teams and in student groups.
"Although the fraternities, sororities, and final clubs are not formally recognized by the College, they play an unmistakable and growing role in student life, in many cases enacting forms of privilege and exclusion at odds with our deepest values," Faust said in the email, according to The Harvard Crimson. "The College cannot ignore these organizations if it is to advance our shared commitment to broadening opportunity and making Harvard a campus for all of its students."
"Especially as it seeks to break down structural barriers to an effectively inclusive campus, the College is right to ensure that the areas in which it provides resources and endorsement advance and reinforce its values of non-discrimination," explained Faust.
The new policy aligns with the recommendation of Dean of the College Rakesh Khurana, who concluded after a sexual assault prevention report that it was time to clamp down on single-gender social clubs, in particular male clubs like fraternities, which he condemned as "antithetical to our institutional values."
Khurana and Faust agreed Harvard could not countenance was the "discriminatory" nature of the membership selection process, holdovers of Harvard's legacy of "gender discrimination."
I wish I was making this shit up. I do. I wish I was reading some crazy right wing fake ass bs
But this is the world the left is leaving us with. If we don't stop the left now and forever, all fun will be gone. Everything offends someone. Everything excludes someone.
Deal with it.
But scholarships based on race are a OK, I guess.
http://www.dailywire.com/news/5641/harvard-punish-students-who-join-single-gender-james-barrett
In an announcement that reads like a parody of campus social justice hysteria, Harvard informed students Friday that starting in 2021 the university would punish students who join single-gender clubs like fraternities because they perpetuate "spaces that are rife with power imbalances" and send "an unambiguous message that they are exclusive preserves of men."
In an email sent out to undergraduate students Friday, Harvard President Drew G. Faust explained that starting in 2021 members of "unrecognized single-gender social organizations" will be ineligible for various fellowships and scholarships and officially banned from holding leadership positions on athletic teams and in student groups.
In an announcement that reads like a parody of campus social justice hysteria, Harvard informed students Friday that starting in 2021 the university would punish students who join single-gender clubs like fraternities because they perpetuate "spaces that are rife with power imbalances" and send "an unambiguous message that they are exclusive preserves of men."
In an email sent out to undergraduate students Friday, Harvard President Drew G. Faust explained that starting in 2021 members of "unrecognized single-gender social organizations" will be ineligible for various fellowships and scholarships and officially banned from holding leadership positions on athletic teams and in student groups.
"Although the fraternities, sororities, and final clubs are not formally recognized by the College, they play an unmistakable and growing role in student life, in many cases enacting forms of privilege and exclusion at odds with our deepest values," Faust said in the email, according to The Harvard Crimson. "The College cannot ignore these organizations if it is to advance our shared commitment to broadening opportunity and making Harvard a campus for all of its students."
"Especially as it seeks to break down structural barriers to an effectively inclusive campus, the College is right to ensure that the areas in which it provides resources and endorsement advance and reinforce its values of non-discrimination," explained Faust.
The new policy aligns with the recommendation of Dean of the College Rakesh Khurana, who concluded after a sexual assault prevention report that it was time to clamp down on single-gender social clubs, in particular male clubs like fraternities, which he condemned as "antithetical to our institutional values."
Khurana and Faust agreed Harvard could not countenance was the "discriminatory" nature of the membership selection process, holdovers of Harvard's legacy of "gender discrimination."
