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Topic	Minecraft creator says there is an agenda against white men
Esrac 12/12/18 11:07:35 AM #102:	Smashingpmkns posted... CornBarn posted... How can she be a "BLM leader" if it isn't an organization? And it seems like it not being an organization is a very useful way to deflect criticism towards views that seem to be common enough. Great question. She's hardly a leader and more of a face for the movement. But that has been the common criticism from both sides. CornBarn posted... Those are possible interpretations of the data. Ultimately the data still shows rapidly declining rates of college attendance by men, and white men. Both the causes you highlighted would represent anti-male systemic issues. Saying women are better at education is misandrist, and we already know that women tend to punish boys much more strictly than they do girls. They also neglect them. Correlation=/=Causation. You're just asserting your own hypothesis with no basis other than the declining rates lol Those aren't anti-male systemic issues. School work doesn't cater to women. If you get arrested or expelled during college, that's a personal decision. Has nothing to do with being male. There actually is research that suggests modern classrooms do, in fact, systemically favor girls over boys. I recall @Darkman124 posted a study about how boys are penalized in their grades for behavior that doesn't relate to the academic content. Boys can be crushing tests, but their grades suffer because they'll be aggressively shouting out answers instead of passively raising their hands and waiting to be called on, for example. --- http://steamcommunity.com/id/Esrac/wishlist/ <cite>Esrac posted [p:913998402] in Minecraft ... [t:77294180]...</cite> <quote><cite>Smashingpmkns posted...</cite> <quote><cite>CornBarn posted...</cite> <quote>How can she be a "BLM leader" if it isn't an organization? And it seems like it not being an organization is a very useful way to deflect criticism towards views that seem to be common enough.</quote> Great question. She's hardly a leader and more of a face for the movement. But that has been the common criticism from both sides. <cite>CornBarn posted...</cite> <quote>Those are possible interpretations of the data. Ultimately the data still shows rapidly declining rates of college attendance by men, and white men. Both the causes you highlighted would represent anti-male systemic issues. Saying women are better at education is misandrist, and we already know that women tend to punish boys much more strictly than they do girls. They also neglect them.</quote> Correlation=/=Causation. You're just asserting your own hypothesis with no basis other than the declining rates lol Those aren't anti-male systemic issues. School work doesn't cater to women. If you get arrested or expelled during college, that's a personal decision. Has nothing to do with being male.</quote> There actually is research that suggests modern classrooms do, in fact, systemically favor girls over boys. I recall @Darkman124 posted a study about how boys are penalized in their grades for behavior that doesn't relate to the academic content. Boys can be crushing tests, but their grades suffer because they'll be aggressively shouting out answers instead of passively raising their hands and waiting to be called on, for example. --- http://steamcommunity.com/id/Esrac/wishlist/</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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