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LOL! I love it!!!
Were the urinals removed too?
LOL! What a great idea, this idiot must not understand what mens team sports are all about. I bet the visiting teams get a huge laugh when they see it and want to do the same at their school.
What is happening to our country?
Jill, get over yourself!
Painting the visitor's locker room pink is unsportman like conduct.
It doesnt tell the whole story-she is a Boston elitist liberal from another school who was just hired at Iowa. I read somehwere that she knew about the locker room beforehand, and made it her first order of buisness when she hired on...
The next target for this "professor" is Mattel and Toys-R-Us. Walk into a Toys-R-Us store and you can tell from 100 feet away where the girls' aisles are located - pink boxes from floor to ceiling. Mattel needs to be sued for their stereotypical packaging and Toys-R-Us really needs to stop "gender" segregating the childrens' playthings.
Football isn't important to Jill Gaulding. Writing tripe that gets her press is what is important.
Idiots like this should be put on "ignore" Who cares what this oddball thinks? Why even acknowledge her. She's just another leftist chowing down at the public trough at a taxpayer funded university.
She has no qualifications outside this university except flipping burgers at McDonald's.
Oh, contraire, it is not misogynistic sexism - it is more Title IX.
Thank God for government!!!
/Sarcasm
>which "reinforces sexism and homophobia."<
What's "homophobia"?
I've never heard of anybody being afraid of these perverts, just disgusted by their behavior.
Is "homodisgustus" a word?
represents "a serious obstacle to gender equity on campus."
LOL
"Gaulding says the unconscious brain picks up on stereotypes; most people saw the pink locker room as a way to call rival teams "girls and sissies,"
So What?
Tuck in your pink shirt and mince on out of here.....
-Eric
What does she think when sees a man wearing a pink shirt?
Gates of Injustice: The Crisis in America's Prisons
by Alan Elsner
Financial Times/Prentice Hall
Copyright © 2004 by Alan Elsner
Chapter One: The Second Toughest Sheriff in America
"The liberal approach of coddling criminals didn't work and never will." President Ronald Reagan
Sheriff Gerald Hege liked to boast that he ran the toughest - and pinkest -- jail in America. It was definitely the pinkest but maybe only the second toughest. From his sleepy, small town base in Lexington, North Carolina, self-described Barbecue Capital of the World, Hege turned himself into a national TV personality by striving for the unofficial title of meanest, baddest, roughest, toughest sheriff in America. He was also possibly the only one to have his own theme song, "The Man in Black."
"All you bad guys had better leave town
Sheriff Hege's not fooling around
Your days of breaking the law are through
When the Man in Black comes after you
(Spoken) That's right. He's got that big stick.
Go 'head and make his day.
He sure loves the smell of handcuffs in the morning."
Hege was narrowly elected sheriff of Davidson County, a mainly rural area located in the middle of the state, in the big national Republican landslide of 1994. He quickly made a mark by painting the inside of the 300-bed county jail bright pink with blue pictures of weeping teddy bears on the walls to make inmates feel like sissies. It was the height of the "get tough on crime" movement sweeping the nation and Hege's testosterone-soaked image perfectly fit the moment. He wore a black, paramilitary-style uniform and was often photographed wielding a five-foot-long stick or a semi-automatic. He designed a new logo for the Sheriff's Department -- a spider's web with a big arachnid in its center -- and he had a giant silver spider painted on the hood of his personal squad car, a souped up, Nascar-style 1995 Chevy Impala with a Corvette engine...