Beware boys! The female Taliban is coming for you!
Captive audiences composed of young primary school boys in Australia will now be subject to indoctrination by ‘compulsory feminism’. Clearly, the feminist movement has decided that the only way to ensure global dominance is by catching ‘em young, even if the concept is repulsive to teachers, parents and the boys themselves. Completely ignoring the boys’ ability to reason, and literally shoving feminist theories down their throats will undoubtedly lead to them growing into a generation of self-loathing and ill-confident young men who would rather stay away from women.
Are we to think of this as another giant leap for womankind? Even if one were to ignore the political intentions of introducing feminism into schools, whatever happened to the concept of choice? Don’t such programs send the grossly incorrect message that all boys need to be ‘educated’ about how to treat women?
While schools are still grappling with the decision of whether teaching evolution should be mandatory, the feminist movement seems to have no problems in convincing schools about the absolute necessity to impose feminism in the classroom, with no room for alternatives. Was there a debate on the subject (that nobody was invited to)? Who made feminists the experts on explaining violence in relationships? Apparently, feminism programs in schools will be reinforced in all disciplines including Drama, English, Science and Sport. Soon, there will be scores of young boys whose worlds revolve around feminism and who will probably be incapable of a single original thought on any subject.
If the agenda and strategy of the feminist movement were unclear to anyone, this latest news from Australian schools should be informative and educational!
Kiranam is a scientist by training and an advocate of equal rights for all.
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