Re: Differences in Aptitude


abb wrote:

The entire cause for the f movement rests on the foundation of
socialization: if it is socialization that makes us what we are,
talents and capabilities included, then the culture is "at fault" for
"shortchanging women" and it has to be remodeled.

Well, when you consider that women have historically been denied rights
for, property ownership, the vote, certain educational institutions,
certain workplace institutions, equal bodily privacy rights, etc. etc.
it stands to reason that feminists think women have been shortchanged.
:-) :-) :-)

Feminists can lose various arguments, but not this one - this is the
crucial assumption, one they simply cannot abandon. It is not
surprising then that materials like this are routinely ignored and
covered up:

Let's try again. When you hold a race or sex of people back, it stands
to reason they will have to have equal access in order to get ahead. I
think what bitter twitters fear the most may be that women will surpass
them. After all, when women get on a more level playing field...well,
just look at what's going on right now, on college campuses.



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  • Re: Differences in Aptitude
    ... socialization: if it is socialization that makes us what we are, ... for, property ownership, the vote, certain educational institutions, ... certain workplace institutions, equal bodily privacy rights, etc. etc. ... it stands to reason that feminists think women have been shortchanged. ...
    (soc.men)
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    ... socialization: if it is socialization that makes us what we are, ... certain workplace institutions, equal bodily privacy rights, etc. etc. ... it stands to reason that feminists think women have been shortchanged. ... In what way, Ian. ...
    (soc.men)
  • Re: Differences in Aptitude
    ... socialization: if it is socialization that makes us what we are, ... certain workplace institutions, equal bodily privacy rights, etc. etc. ... it stands to reason that feminists think women have been shortchanged. ... In what way, Ian. ...
    (soc.men)