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None of you will do this, but you really should research what women were excluded from before imagining that you're experts on women's history. There were some universities that would admit women, but many did not - even those that were publicly funded. And many excluded women from applying to certain departments. That was true of jobs as well.
Women didn't try to abolish these institutions any more than civil rights activists tried to abolish them. They were explicitly excluding anyone who wasn't male or white and they worked to change that.
Exactly! Women invaded men's spaces. They were excluded, for their own good and for the spaces' own good. In 2023 they now control these spaces, and at the same time colonise little women's only spaces within these spaces.
A troon comes along and drops a log in the next stall. And these broads have the chutzpah to decry "iNvAdInG WoMeN's SpAcEs!".
You don't belong out here. You don't belong making art and science and sports. Wasn't it enough to be the most important creators in all of humanity, the mother? Didn't you know that all that male creativity was just the masculine way to just try to compare? You have to take that away from him, too? No wonder troons exist, you absolute fucking retards.
Now you want to be priests. It's insane. You are spoiled rotten. Go back to what you were good at and quit trying to be men in skirts. Otherwise, I don't care if a troon beats you up in the boxing ring. You shouldn't be boxing in the first place.
You shouldn't be in our Universities. And until you hold yourself to the same standard you hold everyone else to, fuck off. You don't even have any children. What a waste.
The role of stay-at-home mother is the reserve of the middle class. Poor women have always been part of the work force, whether unpaid or waged.
TERF nemesis Camille Paglia has suggested that universities have crèches so university-age women aren’t dissuaded from coupling with a man in her early twenties and starting a family with him. It’s a very soviet solution, coming from an academic.
You do realise that the "middle class" is only about as old as capitalism, right? Before that, everyone was poor or gentry. And while certainly a mother might always have had work to do, this was true for both rich and poor, and neither had to open up shop to do so. You know who did have to go to work? Widows.
Professional women are widows by choice.
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