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Were you taught about sexism and misogyny in school?
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Anonymous 4w

Yes! I went to a very large progressive school

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Anonymous 4w

Most schools (particularly in conservative areas) don’t teach it because of controversy and religious beliefs

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Anonymous 4w

I went to a Catholic private school and was lucky enough to take AP Psych where it was touched on briefly along with queer identities! unfortunately we had a big scandal because our RELIGION TEACHERS asked students for pronouns on an intro paper and literally said they didn’t have to fill that part out, then dumbass parents called the school and got them in trouble. I love that school but still hate lots of Catholics…

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Anonymous 4w

Anyone who says no is probably lying tbh

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Anonymous 4w

Yes! But it was strange. I went to a Mennonite school, a group not known for its work on the matter lol. But we were taught especially in history how skewed accounts can be due to women not being credited properly. That stuck out the most to me.

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Anonymous 3w

In higher education in one of my sociological gender studies courses I learned it, but we didn’t dare speak of it in grade school.

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Anonymous replying to -> #4 4w

I believe it, I was never taught it in school

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Anonymous replying to -> #4 4w

Most people were taught about women suffrage movement, like women’s rights to vote etc. but not sexism or misogyny at a general level

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Anonymous replying to -> OP 4w

What does that mean to you and then I can make a comment. I’d rather not assume

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Anonymous replying to -> #4 4w

Most people never learned about the real definition of sexism or misogyny in school

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Anonymous replying to -> OP 4w

What would that look like then

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Anonymous replying to -> #4 4w

Mental gymnastics, you know what he was saying🫩

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Anonymous replying to -> #1 4w

That’s a misuse of that term. I’m just wondering what that would ideally look like to the OP

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Anonymous replying to -> #4 4w

Probably teaching sexism from a sociological perspective. Not just teaching about history of sexism but teaching about how it’s still intertwined in our culture and institutions

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