I think it’s about the fact that change happens in increments. No one could reasonably expect complete change over night, but a university building here, a street and park, or say racial slur team-name there, pretty soon something is being accomplished

Your argument is ridiculous, that people should have to put up with being treated badly just to receive an (arguably) excellent education. That’s like saying I can go kick the intern in the other room on a daily basis and he should just take it, because staying in the office and putting up with my daily kicking helps…

That is the damn point. No one is saying we want people with ONE viewpoint, we want people with VARIED viewpoints

Or if you, you know, look at the student population, the faculty make-up, their on-campus institutions, the themes of many of the events taking place on campus, the way they handle incidents, the people their bulidings and schools are named after...wow it is easy to think of examples

Attention idiot poster: students shouldn’t be asked to just shut up and take awful treatment just because it will pay off for them in the long run. No one should, and unfortunately it’s a calculation far too many have been forced to make for far too long

White student cultural center? Pretty sure Yale and the rest of the ivies already qualify as such

You are dreaming if you think South Carolina and Texas would be up for grabs. Even if Hilary chooses a Castro bro as running mate, which I think is likely, she doesn’t have a shot at Texas

It did make it hard to continue to work as closely and mentor her (I still suspect her interest in me was largely because of that), since it isn’t like she didn’t know I was married. I started to get paranoid and over-analyze our interactions, like she occasionally rubbed my shoulder or hugged me over a success.
Yes,…

YES!! So it’s the second week Guardians was out and it’s a given that this will be a date night movie. I have an aaaawful day at work and get a few drinks with a good female friend who works nearby and also was having a crappy day, and we decide to lift our spirits by playing hooky at our respective jobs and catching…

I trust her judgement, the thing is that the office we were in was almost all older men who were kind of “old fashioned” (that’s the nice way of saying sexist, right?) in their views of women’s role in the office. We poached her from another office because she was good and they still acted like she was an intern, so I…

There is such a thing as being oblivious. My wife used to warn me about a female workplace proximity associate who I frequently had drinks with to decompress and strategize for the following day. She used to tell me the woman had a thing for me and I thought she was imagining it since, among other reasons, the woman…

I think it just comes down to how much you trust your partner. Last year for the first time in a while I didn’t join my wife at her office Christmas party, because fuck office Christmas parties, and a male co-worker drunkenly confessed feelings and semi-made a move on her. She shut him down and told me about it that…

It’s true that a maried man shouldn’t have friends that are girls. Friends that are women are a different story. And as a married guy who watched every game of the World Series at a single female friend’s house (we’re both Mets fans and I don’t subject my wife to my crazy fan side more than I have to) I would say you…

Because the only reason she was depressed was because she didn’t have a baby!

Shut up and start dancing!

You are wearing a “Free moustache rides” t-shirt right now, aren’t you?

It isn’t an issue of obligation, you should want your partner to have an orgasm. If you’re with a woman, many, many orgasms. The point is thinking about their pleasure as much as yours

If you really want them to go down, change it to “Did you like beer the first time you had it? When was your last beer? Good news I taste like beer”

Also, thee is not much better than feeling, seeing, and hearing her reaction

Hell, that’s how I proposed!