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In reply to the discussion: Yes, Patriarchy Is Dead; the Feminists Prove It [View all]lumberjack_jeff
(33,224 posts)54. agree. nt
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        But in that case they're "protected" at the expense of any possible freedom or self-determination.
        nomorenomore08
        Dec 2013
        #22
      
        
        No argument. "Freedom" is always relative - in many cases very, VERY relative.  n/t
        nomorenomore08
        Dec 2013
        #24
      
        
        When women were underrepresented in college is was most certainly a crisis.
        lumberjack_jeff
        Jan 2014
        #44
      
        
        The demographic trend of an increasing percentage of young people going to college...
        lumberjack_jeff
        Jan 2014
        #55
      
        
        The need for victimization intervention for men is irrelevant. Political will is nonexistent.
        lumberjack_jeff
        Dec 2013
        #34
      
        
        I just don't see where she's coming from at all. Seems an incredibly selective view of things.
        nomorenomore08
        Dec 2013
        #12