About 40 senior girls showed up, packing into an assistant principal’s office as Schmidt read a statement she had written.
“We want to know what the school is doing to ensure our safety and security,” Schmidt said. “We should be able to learn in an environment without the constant presence of objectification and misogyny.”
The girls and administrators agreed that they should have a large meeting with the male students in the program, including the boys who created and circulated the list. That Friday, on International Women’s Day, almost all of the students in the IB program — about 80 students — met in a large conference room for what was supposed to be a 45-minute meeting during fifth period.
The girls also had demanded a “school-wide reckoning about the toxic culture” which enabled the creation of the list.
BS. They copied that claptrap from some website claiming evidence of "republican war on women."
And in a couple of months they will be hanging at the pool wearing a postage stamp and a couple of feet of string...
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You keep using that word ... I don't think it means what you think it means.
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When is International Men’s Day?