Too Woke To Teach

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[macngeeseyt]

as soon as someone says that they majored in women's studies, gender studies, or queer studies, I just know not to speak to them in order to conserve brain cells.

[batmanforpresident]

This is EXACTLY what happens when you hire activists instead of actual educators.

[christophervennix]

File a lawsuit against the professor for discrimination - hit them with their own medicine. That's a 100% clear case of discrimination - giving someone a flat 0 for using an incorrect term is the most clear cut case of bias I've ever seen. The professor deserves to have her name dragged through the mud and publicly humiliated for that utterly disgraceful behavior.

[RyanDalzell-lmjo]

The fact that we’ve gotten to a point where saying the words “biological women” is apparently offensive, especially in regards to women’s sports, speaks to how dumb our society has become. I always think of the infamous quote by George Orwell: “The further a society drifts from the truth, the more it will hate those who speak it.”

[herbie_the_hillbillie_goat]

"Biological women" isn't outdated terminology. It's ACCURATE terminology.

[kaiwang]

The teacher cannot say that is an outdated term when the majority of the people in this world still use it. It’s not her place and is grossly inappropriate to grade in that manner.

[peacewithyou]

The audacity to call biological women an "outdated term" 🤬

[nekograce]

This woman is a professor 🤦🏻‍♀️ and states XX and XY are not real. I’m….speechless.

[tonyabsoluteam]

this student gives me hope in humanity. if she was my daughter, I would be very proud. she's very calm, cool and put together about it.

[Leon.bro]

"Biological woman" is not an outdated term. It's a MEDICAL and ACCURATE term

[maciepenland]

As a 14 year old girl, this really enlightened me. I’m surrounded by people my age or younger changing themselves and making others believe against science. I haven’t heard some common sense in a while. Glad i’m on the right track. Thanks Brett!

[okay]

I kept failing assignments in a diversity education class, which was required by my program. When I went to talk to the professor she stated that I failed to see things on a spectrum, that I saw too many things as being binary. She was a liberal white female teaching and failing me, a Hispanic woman, because I failed to see things her way in a diversity education class....

[abigailprophett]

This makes me extra grateful for the professors at my school. A couple semesters ago I wrote a paper and my professor disagreed with some of the points I made. After he graded it, he left comments on it describing what he disagreed with and why. But I still got an A on the paper because he said it was well written. It’s so frustrating that people’s feelings are being prioritized over academic excellence and the right to have your own opinion.

[zahraaalqallaf]

I remember at my uni we were talking about mothers and pregnancy and the professor said “oh thank god I can say mothers without being yelled at for not using inclusive terms” 😂
Edit: btw am from the Middle East & the professor was British

[amateurcrastinator]

If this is what the "professor" said, she should have her teaching credentials revoked. Not as a form of punishment. She is actively working to uneducate or de-educate people and working against science. A gross abuse of authority.

[sovereigndayyouthkafir]

Olivia is a hero for students and academia. I love how she respected the dignity of her professor who outed herself as the idiot in this event. I'm elated the dean got her an extension and a different teacher to grade her final project, and I'm laughing that she got an A, because of course she should! Brava, Olivia! Stay strong, and get these parasites out of education one leech at a time!

[radiantmasterpiece]

what’s annoying about this is she’s paying to be there and just wants a passing grade so that she can graduate. I wrote a paper on vaccine ingredients back in 2008 with info straight from the CDC website, and my professor threatened to fail me because he didn’t agree with my argument 😂 Sir I just want to pass so I can move on from this

[CdrDrew]

I had many a bad incident with a professor in just two years of college myself. One in particular to bring awareness to abuse and lived experiences, mid semester the professor assigned a speech project to the class to speak to abuse and trauma we may have witnessed or experienced in our life, and how that may have affected us since. After every student made their presentations we were given our grades, yet myself and the other guy were given failing grades for our speech. When we asked for clarification how we failed the project, the professor offered lecture and minimization reprimand how we were still more privileged than many other identities in the room, and how it could have been worse for us, were still here after all right? Most of the class supported the professor and many of the students even laughed in face of these grades. It was so out of sense and horrid to be talked down by a room full of people that don't believe abuse can affect men in their worldview. My fellow male student cried in the face of the backlash and it only enraged me, I made it clear the professor should be ashamed of her behavior in front of the class and then I encouraged my peer and I to just leave that class then and there. We did, and neither of us returned to the classroom thereafter. I ensured he looked into a better support network while I took the incident to the dean. While an investigation was set and the professor was reprimanded for the 'backlash' her behavior created for the school at the time, they basically had swept it under the rug. I decided at the end of that semester that college wasn't for me, especially since they weren't exactly preparing me for an industry that needed it. Now for some needed context, I have no debts from my fafsa form which paid for 100% of my tuition till I was 26. -I was a 2%er who was identified independent of both my parents who neither contributed to any loans or support due to severe neglect and abuse so extreme I was taken away from my parents by the legal system and CPS. Neither parent were part of my life for nearly a decade, minimally ordered contact, no financials, hence the independence override eligibility. But apparently to these students and said professor, that's not nearly as bad as the gals having a toxic relationship with their boyfriends or guys they try to date.. Most of which many stories were presented from other students were extremely shallow and superficial, things that can be learned from or avoided in my experience by vetting good people from ill... Yet I kept my mouth set and offered respect to their experience nonetheless. But that's just privilege living I guess.. I decided I wasn't going to waste anymore money in college after that semester, even if it wasn't mine. Even so, I felt I wasted my time. I settled for formalizing my two year general studies degree with a couple electives over summer courses just as confirmation I had some experience in college... That entire incident was one of a few crazy professors I experienced over the two years... But it was the one to break my denial and to open my eyes that, I wanted no part of that kind of hostility and bad faith assumptions of my character when i come to communicate respectfully and in good faith of others.

[becca]

Women studies mean the study of biological women, the history of women and their cultures. The fact she got a 0 for saying “ biological women “ is ridiculous. Someone get rid of that professors’ teaching license. The American education system is a dump.

[Zweetpea]

The university is investigating whether the professor did anything wrong? Uh, yeah. That professor was in the wrong!