It’s what Wiki should do, but probably won’t.
‘Storming Wikipedia’: Colleges offer credit to students who enter ‘feminist thinking’ into Wikipedia
Fifteen universities worldwide — including Yale University, Brown University, and Pennsylvania State University — will offer college credit to students who “write feminist thinking” into Wikipedia.
The program, “Storming Wikipedia,” will be part of the Dialogues on Feminism and Technology online course developed by FemTechNet, an organization of feminist educators and scholars.
Some how I don’t think the words “educator” and “scholar” should be applied to purveyors of propaganda.
I will go further and say that not only should the “students” and “professors” involved with these courses be barred, but every “student”, faculty member, administrator and employee at each of the “colleges” and “universities” offering these “courses”.
This ban should not be limited to editing but bar them from even accessing any wiki. Maybe we should go so far as to cut all internet access for “students” and faculty at these “colleges” and “universities”. And triple their student loan interest.
Fergot. Via College Insurrection
You know, genes, that’s exactly how I’d expect a member of the heteronormative patriarchy to talk.
If them’s ten dollar words for sunvabitch, you’re right.
Alfred Centauri doesn’t show up around here much any more, but I wonder what he thinks about this “movement.”
I suspect Alfred will not be amused by people frauding on STEM entries.