Re:American society is so focused on race that it is blind t...
by zeroonetwothree on Wednesday November 02, 2022 @11:21PM
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This sounds like the argument that women don’t need degrees because they are just housewives or secretaries
Re:American society is so focused on race that it is blind t...
by randomdata on Thursday November 03, 2022 @12:03AM
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As if a man in this day of age would let a woman into his kitchen to make him a sandwich without a degree. One needs qualifications to show ability.
Re:American society is so focused on race that it is blind t...
by selestify on Thursday November 03, 2022 @12:35AM
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What? Given increased rates of male virginity, it's more as if a man in this day and age would deny a woman from entering the kitchen
Re:American society is so focused on race that it is blind t...
by randomdata on Thursday November 03, 2022 @01:58AM
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While it was intended as a joke about the workplace, you raise an interesting perspective. Indeed, establishing bonds with a homemaker is increasingly considered a risky activity, particularly for men, primary due to the courts establishing precedent for ongoing support payments even after services are no longer rendered. Perhaps increased rates of male virginity really is the result of increased scrutiny?
Certainly in the workplace we've seen increased rates of job vacancies, yet employers will do everything in their power to try and avoid hiring you. This is especially apparent in tech (at least until recently) where companies couldn't hire fast enough, but also put the Leetcode screws to you to ensure that they couldn't find anyone to hire. This does suggest that we're becoming increasingly risk averse or that the stakes are higher.
Re:American society is so focused on race that it is blind t...
by Izkata on Thursday November 03, 2022 @12:01AM
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It also depends significantly on where you're talking about. At my college, my class was about 85% male and 15% female. Looks like last year they managed to get it to 68% male and 32% female.
Drop out rates for the disadvantaged can be high as well regardless of affirmative action getting them in. The difficulties are cultural and I agree that making this situation clearer is a net good.