• SPONSORS

  • Language support

    We support 44 Languages to Post Articles.
    Albanian, Armenian, Belarusian, Bulgarian, Catalan, Chinese, Croatian, Czech, Danish, Dutch, English, Estonian, Faeroese, Finnish, French, Georgian, German, Greek, Hindi, Hungarian, Icelandic, Indonesian, Italian, Japanese, Kazakh, Latvian, Lithuanian, Malay, Mongolian Cyrillic, Nepali, Norwegian, Polish, Portuguese, Romanian, Russian, Slovak, Slovenian, Swedish, Syriac, Thai, Turkish, Ukrainian, Uzbek, and Vietnamese.

    Be a Author --Register and let us know here

    Register HERE


    AFFILIATE
    Honor Network
  • RSS ARTICLES

  • Top Commentator

  • WORLD

  • EUROPE

  • INDIA

  • MIDDLE East & AFRICA

  • RSS AutoBiography of a Dowry Law ( IPC 498A ) Victim

  • RSS Blog reactions to http://mynation.net/voice/

  • Archives

  • « Nymphotropism a boon or a bane ? | Home | Double Speak In Australia »

    Feminists Set Their Sights On Science

    By Crusader | May 27, 2008

    Dateline: USA
    By: Christina Hoff Sommers
    From: National Review
    Via: The Honor Network

    Priority News Exchange Program News Item (PNEP)

    With the family, children, school, business & sport all under stress from feminism there is little left but for feminists to go after the fields that have escaped their wrath, that is of course science. In the quote below Christina Hoff Sommers shows what’s about to be unleashed in PC laws by PC courts on unsuspecting un-PC scientists. Did you think you could avoid this PC agenda in the science department? Welcome to the party pal!

    Quote:
    The feminist reformers acknowledge that few science departments are guilty of overt discrimination. They claim, however, that subtle, invisible “unconscious bias” is discouraging talented aspiring women. Therefore, the major focus of the equity movement is to transform the academic culture itself — to make it more attractive to women by rendering science less stressful, less competitive, and less time consuming. Debra Rolison, a senior research chemist at the Pentagon’s Naval Research Laboratory and a leader of the equity campaign, describes the typical university chemistry department as “brutal to people who want to do something besides chemistry around-the-clock.” MIT biologist and equity-activist Nancy Hopkins says that contemporary science “is a system where winning is everything, and women find it repulsive.” Kathie Olsen, deputy director of the National Science Foundation, draws the revolutionary conclusion, “Our goal is to transform, institution by institution, the entire culture of science and engineering in America, and to be inclusive of all — for the good of all.” To this end, the National Science Foundation has launched a multi-million dollar grant program, called ADVANCE, devoted to “institutional transformation” through gender-sensitivity workshops, interactive theater and the like. ADVANCE is well named: it is the advance guard, softening up the hard sciences for the coming of Title IX enforcement.

    For more click: http://article.nationalreview.com/?q=NjEwODUwOGZmY2U4ZGQyN2RiZjRkMGRmMTA4ZjQ0M2Y=&w=MA

    Popularity: 5% [?]

    If you enjoyed this post, make sure you subscribe to my RSS feed!

    Topics: U S A |

    Comments


    eXTReMe Tracker