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Originally posted by hoosier
Maybe I'm a little old-fashioned in my beliefs, but I feel the girls have taken a step back thanks to this "freedom," have placed themselves once more in a position of inferiority and near-subservience to their male classmates.
How do these women attend class on Monday with the same boys that cheered them on in such a contest Friday night? How can they expect to be treated as equals when three days prior they were content to be treated as objects? At a place where the kids are supposed to be the best and the brightest, I'm stunned that things like this happen. And it's not just this one incident -- there are many more, very similar, less-publicized events, that are understood and even accepted by society.
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I would make a serious push for this exact train of thought to be considered the major flaw in neofeminist thinking.
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