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1	Today in my nursing school class, the topic was Domestic Violence. The entire chapter, and the video we watched, was framed with women as the victim and men as the aggressor. 100% of it. This gave me They would encourage guys to try and be more sensitive, call us beautiful, refer to all nurses as "she" and all drs as "he". Just gotta stick up for yourself and not cater to their shit. One guy in my class had his attorney buddy sit down with us and the administration and outline why it was offensive. Fortunately our dean was awesome and had no idea it was going on so she squashed it pretty quick. The longer I work as a RN the more I realize it is not a "female" job but a job that requires inte…	/r/MensRights	05/05/13 12:29 AM
6	Today in my nursing school class, the topic was Domestic Violence. The entire chapter, and the video we watched, was framed with women as the victim and men as the aggressor. 100% of it. This gave me Murse here, the instructors in my class tried to deball us guys but we complained to administration and got it handled. With more males going into nursing I hope they reevaluate their curriculum.	/r/MensRights	02/05/13 08:07 AM
1	Finally, a bone tossed for men... As a murse I applaud this. Quite a lot of males in my department but overall we make up less than 7%. It's a great profession and it pays well. Fyi every male from my program had a job before graduation while quite a few of the women had hard times.	/r/MensRights	16/04/13 03:33 PM

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