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| 3 | Outfit PrivilegeSome of my friends in college and I wear the exact same thing every day. We each have about a dozen of plain, heathered colored shirts (different colors, obviously) and plain colored shorts. If I find even more people I'm thinking about making it a club for plain colored shirt enthusiasts. A name like "coloreds only club" or "no whites allowed" might do. | /r/PussyPassDenied | 15/10/17 06:27 AM |
| 11 | When I ask women why girls get much better grades in school, they usually say they are just naturally better at studying etc. When I ask women why men earn more than women, it's discrimination.You're probably right. But if a university makes STEM majors take, say, 3-5 humanities classes, the only pool of classes they can choose from is intro classes. So that's the problem. | /r/MensRights | 17/06/17 06:53 PM |
| 42 | When I ask women why girls get much better grades in school, they usually say they are just naturally better at studying etc. When I ask women why men earn more than women, it's discrimination.The comment is actually accurate, though. Just a month ago, I took a summer term philosophy class on logic to satisfy my general ed requirements for STEM. Most of the class (non-STEM majors) formed a giant study group and studied every day after class (since it was summer, people have more free time to do this). They still struggled. The class was super easy in comparison to all the other math/STEM classes I've taken. I get why you're supposed to be "well-rounded" and take humanities classes, bu… | /r/MensRights | 17/06/17 04:52 PM |
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