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| 2 | A Feminist Biologist Discusses Gender Differences In The Animal Kingdom "So, from the perspective of biology, it would be very surprising if human males and females did not have distinct, hardwired behavioral tendencies..this puts me at odds with much of traditional feminist theory."I would give a bit more credit to this women then that as in today's society, we grow up being taught that feminism is the only possible way to be a good person in society, and socially if you go against feminism, especially in academia it's almost impossible to be respected. It puts people in a very tough spot when they start looking into things like the wage gap, and realise a lot of what they've been taught doesn't make any sense but to suggest otherwise is to be labeled a woman-hater. | /r/MensRights | 15/04/17 02:42 PM |
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