Education attacked by Feminists

The Indian Education system has been hijacked by radical feminists of the country that says, “Don’t educate children; educate girls.” This politically correct transformation is occurring right under the very nose of the society and people are presently unaware of its disastrous consequences. Why the academic performance of male students steadily deteriorating? These days, there is a pungent atmosphere of feminism in schools. Male students are receiving tacit messages from the feministic schooling that they are not wanted in the school, they will always be inferior to girls, they don’t deserve any respect, and they must accept their low self-esteem. Just because it is the male students that are suffering, it should not be taken seriously, right?

Increase in suicides amongst male students in Indian Institute of Technology represents the gravity of this dire situation. Male students are forced to taste male-hating women empowerment in television, movies, newspapers, magazines, and now they are in for a cruel treat of studying male-hating women empowerment ‘Gender Studies’ in their school curriculum, thanks to male-hating feminists Renuka Chaudhury, Minister of Women and Child Development.

Children are the future of our country. However, it is seemingly politically correct as far as vote-bank tactics is concerned to differentiate children into boys and girls. It is also financially viable for NGOs to give importance to only girl child education because of the society’s sentiments toward children. Government recently banned child labour. People need not be told that there are substantial number boys working as labourers than girls. People also need be told that these boys, who have the right to education, will continue to work in the most inhospitable environment to feed themselves and their poor parents. NGOs understand that it is not financially a wise decision to act for the welfare of these boys. It goes without saying that it is these poor boys who grow up to become AIDS victims and in some cases rapists. However, the Government is more interested in vote bank tactics and approves gender-biased laws of radical feminists; meanwhile the press media will make sure that the country understands that so-an-so city is not safe for women. Educating boys is an essential way to curb crime and AIDS. But, is it not advantageous for radical feminists to criminalize all male gender as rapists and wife-beaters? It is.

In US, the result of feministic education is that there is an unprecedented increase in boys dropping out of school. However, it is politically correct to ignore such phenomena, and the same applies in India, too. Adding Gender studies in education curriculum will only increase the gender gap in the society, and obviously it is only the boys who will suffer. Besides, it is a well-known and accepted fact that women are much more chauvinistic than men. Therefore, the tactics is to bring a woman in authority and the chauvinism will do the trick of demoting all men under the shelter of women empowerment, and that is what glass ceiling in corporate world is all about. If males would have been chauvinistic, Domestic Violence law would have never been passed in the current form. And women welcoming Domestic Violence law proves their chauvinism without even realizing that their brothers may one day be a victim of these gender-biased laws.

Instead of equal education for children, Press media, too, is joining hands with these male-hating feminists to divide children in boys and girls. Gender studies will, no doubt, prove to be disastrous for male students. Or perhaps this is exactly what these feminists intend to do. If there are no educated men, then obviously it is the women who will hold superior position everywhere with no competition from men. House-husband has already become a reality in foreign countries, and seemingly, feminists would like to see the same in India, too. But the only difference would be that the woman will invariably be called a victim. The picture is now getting clearer as to why there is so much emphasis on girl’s education instead of children’s education, and the purpose of inserting Gender studies in education. Unfortunately, there is enough apathy in the society toward male gender that such disaster will not be prevented. Or will it be?

4:47 AM - Friday, January 19, 2007