Post by High Priestess on Oct 12, 2018 14:20:33 GMT
Many ordinary and reasonable people may not realize the extent to which postmodernist nonsense has infected humanities and women's/ethnic studies departments in universities. Some folks have been drawn to create elaborate hoaxes in order to expose the nonsense.
Here's one such case....a study of "sex assault" among canines at dog parks:
www.ohmidog.com/tag/identity-politics/
“Dog parks are microcosms where hegemonic masculinist norms governing queering behavior and compulsory heterosexuality can be observed in a cross-species environment,” the submitted article claimed, “oppressive spaces that lock both humans and animals into hegemonic patterns of gender conformity … Oppressive patriarchal norms reach a zenith in dog parks, rendering them not only gendered spaces but spaces that exhibit and magnify toxic themes intrinsic to gender binaries.”
The research paper failed to note that the masculinist culture of nudity that prevails among dogs at dog parks, and/or the pretense that body hair is an appropriate "cover", shows insensitivity to women, and could potentially be triggering to many women. Hence, the research ought to conclude that signs with trigger warnings should be standard practice for those about to enter a dog park from any direction.
Here's one such case....a study of "sex assault" among canines at dog parks:
www.ohmidog.com/tag/identity-politics/
“Dog parks are microcosms where hegemonic masculinist norms governing queering behavior and compulsory heterosexuality can be observed in a cross-species environment,” the submitted article claimed, “oppressive spaces that lock both humans and animals into hegemonic patterns of gender conformity … Oppressive patriarchal norms reach a zenith in dog parks, rendering them not only gendered spaces but spaces that exhibit and magnify toxic themes intrinsic to gender binaries.”
The research paper failed to note that the masculinist culture of nudity that prevails among dogs at dog parks, and/or the pretense that body hair is an appropriate "cover", shows insensitivity to women, and could potentially be triggering to many women. Hence, the research ought to conclude that signs with trigger warnings should be standard practice for those about to enter a dog park from any direction.