搜尋結果
Material Girls: Why Reality Matters for Feminism. by Kathleen Stock. (Fleet, £16.99) Female Erasure. Ruth Barrett, editor. Tidal Time, 2019. Sex and Power in History: How the Difference Between the Sexes Has Shaped Our Destinies. Amaury de Riencourt
His analysis fits perfectly with my essay on this Substack: Why the Mental Health of Liberal Girls Sank First and Fastest. Institutions that embrace the identity synthesis—or that merely enact the policies it demands—end up mired in incoherence and internal conflict (as I predicted in my 2016 Duke University lecture on why a university can have only one telos).
But, if you type in “white girls,” the results are radically different. The suggested porn sites and un-moderated discussions about “why black women are so sassy” or “why black women are so angry” presents a disturbing portrait of black womanhood in modern society.
Studies from multiple countries that offer “gender-affirming care” have shown that the majority of minors referred to pediatric gender clinics are teenage girls with no history of gender-related distress before puberty and with at least one psychiatric diagnosis.
Today, for every 13 girls who enter university, only 10 boys do, but this is not the subject of public concern, media awareness or political action. Some readers at this point will be experiencing “cognitive dissonance”, the uncomfortable feeling of trying to hold in one’s mind two incompatible ideas.
• Often girls are seen to take on the role of Connector, who initiates younger children and siblings (usually novices with little or no exposure to computers) and connects them to the leaders in the group. =Conclusion: A New Way to Learn= Traditional Computer
EDUfashion is a two-year project for the development of a collaborative platform for fashion creation and continuous education emphasizing skill-sharing and ethical branding (Openwear, http://openwear.org/ ). The project is funded with the support of the Lifelong learning programme of the European Union. Discussion.
