I visited my alma mater, @Yale, last week. Most striking change was near extinction of white males on campus.

X.com ^ | 5:04 PM · Sep 1, 2025 | Max Eden✓ @maxeden99

[E. Pluribus Unum]

Spent 6 hours on site... saw one white male friend group of four students

I wonder how this happened, given the 14th Amendment and all....

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TOPICS: Education
KEYWORDS: education; males; men; yale

[No name given]

Yes, here’s hoping.

[No name given]

For obvious reasons.

[vpintheak]

Just as the left wants it.

[rlmorel]

I wouldn’t want to navigate that environment today.

I am thankful that conservative men have choices in relationships, even today, that they can opt for, independent, intelligent, professional, and attractive women.

Women who understand that in a good relationship, men and women both bring things to the table that make the whole more substantial than the sum of the parts.

They are out there for young men, I just don’t think they can be easily found on college campuses.

[marktwain]

It do not believe “Leftist, white, college-educated females” are the biggest voting block in America.

[RinaseaofDs]

Intergender and Interracial transfer of wealth

[Bruce Campbells Chin]

My pet theory is that the rise of AI is going to hit educated women the hardest, particularly these kind of over-educated leftist women with degrees in fields highly vulnerable to being rendered irrelevant -- communications, marketing, various sociological fields, etc..

Those are the exact fields that are going to be rendered the least necessary when large-language models and other AI features become more popular. Even education will take a hit as a lot of the administrative positions become less necessary as well.

[MinorityRepublican]

I do not believe “Leftist, white, college-educated females” are the biggest voting block in America.

Harris won 58% with this critical voting block in 2024. Gavin Newsom (or whoever ends up being the Democratic candidate) will need to get over 60% to get in the White House.

[marktwain]

Harris won 58% with this critical voting block in 2024.

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58% of what? Perhaps the primary. She lost the popular vote in the general election.

I could see 58% of Democratic party voters...

[Regulator]

Oh it’s bigger then that

https://alpha.school/

Ain’t gon be just the Staff. Teach be gone too...

[A strike]

“So what can we call such a transformation?”

BHusseinOsama’s fundamental transformation,
you honky whitey cracka

“folks”

[rlmorel]

I wouldn’t disagree with that prediction. My hope is that society may be able to throw off this yoke of DEI, and a huge number of Leftist women have invested in that future.

Just look at the HR departments in US companies. Over 3/4 of all HR positions are held by females with degrees that are often geared towards DEI goals.

I am thrilled to be out of it.

As for AI? It is going to impact us in many ways, but it is a certainty that many things will be unanticipated, and not all of them will be good. Like any transformational technology.

I did not foresee what smart phones would do to society, much of it I dislike (though not all)

[A strike]

Then who is ?

[Regulator]

Yeah. The essence of Communism: we just take what we can’t make.

Actually I think of it as Invasion of the Body Snatchers.

If you took an alien to say, Yale in 1950, and then brought it back to the same place today, it would reasonably conclude that a widespread visible body takeover had occurred.

The setting is the same, the location is the same but...somethings wrong.

[Regulator]

Da folks be gettin’ dey repuhrayshunz!

[Bruce Campbells Chin]

I wouldn’t disagree with that prediction. My hope is that society may be able to throw off this yoke of DEI, and a huge number of Leftist women have invested in that future.

One thing I think is profoundly underestimated is how Supreme Court rulings actually drive popular opinion. Integrated schools were unpopular nationally...then came Brown and public opinion shifted. Gay marriage was massively unpopular, with even Obama opposing it. Then the Supreme Court ruled otherwise, and damn if public opinion didn't shift again.

I think the Supreme Court's anti-affirmative action cases have had a similar effect on public opinion. Not only did those cases undercut affirmative action/DEI legally, but public sentiment has moved in that same direction since those decisions.

Dirty little secret is that a lot of corporations did DEI because they thought they had to, and those are now some of the first things being cut in a lot of companies.

DEI -- if not actually defeated -- has become something that can be opposed openly without leading to cancellation. It's survive in some truncated, academic form, but the guts of it are dead.

[rlmorel]

Well, they did their best to bake it into the systems by incentivizing investment scores to go hand in hand with DEI. I agree that it is now something that can be openly opposed as in “We’re done with that s**t.”

[Tzimisce]

When we said “diversity”, we didn’t mean for you. :)

[grey_whiskers]

So if Gavin Newsom appeals to them, he can win the election in 2028 even if he's not that popular with men in general.

You're dreaming.

[GMThrust]

To be fair-it is in the middle of New Haven and bordered by Hamden, so...