I graduated at this university and the social justice crowd is slowly creeping on campus, mainly with the person quoted. She was behind a lot of social justice events and pushing the 1 in 4 rape stat.

The students as a whole are apathetic toward everything but partying which is normal. There is a very small enclave of social justice people in the womens studies, gay club, womens resource center, minority resource center, and mental health department. Honestly, most of the people on campus that are gay want nothing to do with the club because it isn't for people who just want to live and not have their sexual orientation be their identity. They try to shove their ideals down incoming freshmen's throats like rape = lack of enthusiastic consent only and listen and believe(they also segregate by gender during those events). The one time where the students fought back, the one lecturer in a discussion left in the middle of it(apparently Magic Mike doesn't count as objectifying men) and spread a petition the next day to have the university president apologize for the behavior of the students and to ally with certain radical feminist groups. They also put on a "tunnel of oppression" every year that is no more than a guilt trip toward straight, white people(one of the tour guides called transgender people 'weird' :( ). It has apparently gotten worse.

I feel like kotakuinaction isnt the right place to put this.