| This page contains a collection of links to articles describing the evolution of feminist group-think at Canadian academe, the resulting consequences and the fate of some individuals who attempted to take corrective action. There was an article in the [then] Alberta Report, summarizing the situation from a national perspective, with emphasis on the Province of Alberta. Some professors and lecturers suffer the consequences of being honest about men's status in society. Mind you, they didn't come out and criticize feminism, they merely told the truth about the relative status of men and women. The price? They lost their teaching positions as the result of Maoist perversions of common sense and on account of feminist persecution.
At the University of Winnipeg, I ran smack into a "glass wall"
of discrimination because
I questioned radical feminist dogma.
UW Teaches High School Girls Lesbian Masturbation, by Henry Makow, Winnipeg Sun, June 5, 2001; reprinted in the Wall Street Journal June 6, 2001 Jeffrey Asher speaks on the issue:
FEMINISM CLAIMS ANOTHER VICTIM
Jeffrey Asher transcripts from CKNW Radio Interview - Aug 23 2000 Why I won't wear a white ribbon
When compassion and conscience surrender to a sincere hatred, what hope have we of closing the vast gulf between women and men?
It begins with cooperation, respect, and love.
By Jeffrey Asher 'Men's studies' professor leaves job, citing feminist putsch
Dawson College Administration had cancelled his courses and reassigned him 2 1/2 months ago, by Neil Seeman, National Post, August 16, 2000
And as to Heinz Klatt, at Western University of Ontario, a man who knows group-think first hand (because he grew up with it in Communist East Germany) and attempts to examine its workings in the 'free' world, let's hope that the feminist totalitarian regime doesn't have the same fate in store for him. However, as of now he still enjoys a measure of academic freedom and attempts to launch at the UWO a regular course dubbed by the media "PC 101."
PSY 383E: PSYCHOLOGY AND IDEOLOGY
- THE STUDY OF POLITICAL CORRECTNESS
Heinz Klatt, Department of Psychology, King's College, UWO Politically correct prof leads the way, By Stephanie Cesca
Gazette Staff
This fall a King's College psychology professor will be teaching what may be the most controversial course ever to be taught at Western.
Heinz Klatt said his full-year course, entitled
[sic] Psychology and Ideology: The Study of Political Correctness, would challenge the dogmas associated with political correctness.
Klatt said he defined political correctness as a set of claims society is not ready to question. Some of the issues, he said, are homosexuality, teenage pregnancy and welfare.
Martin Wall, chair[man] of the psychology department at the University of Toronto...said he had heard about Klatt's course, but...was doubtful his psychology department would consider it at this time. [Of course, it's sooo much safer to maintain the status quo than to teach the truth. —WHS]
So far
[in 2001] Prof. Klatt still has his job. |
