Okay, so one day, our Professor was taking attendance after class. So me and my classmates, who occasionally make fun of me, walked up to her to discuss assignments. Then one of them joked about me writing an article on a big actress. I said that I would prefer to write on her husband instead who is a more interesting read. The husband is a big actor but interesting thing is his ancestry. One of his ancestors was a woman who have been a scion of a noble family well known for contributions to country. The scion met and married a blue blood man of different religion and settled with her. Then after some time, the big actor came into existence: truly, an example of love crossing boundaries on religious and regional lines. Ma'am, told me , I am sexist for saying it. I asked her, politely, to explain what part of statement is sexism ? I repeatedly insisted but she darted away without addressing my question. So speaking truth is sexist now, eh ?