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‘I Need Feminism Because…?’: University Students give their answers

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Students at the Cambridge University, in England, were asked ‘Why they need Feminism?’ The question was asked by ARU Feminist Society and CUSU Women’s Campaign, who together photographed and collated the answers.

The students’ responses ranged from:

I need Feminism because I used to think calling my brother a “GIRL” was a legit insult.

To:

I need Feminism because People still ask what the victim was wearing.

And:

I need Feminism because LESS than 1% of the world’s property is owned by Women

View more answers here.
 
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More reasons why we need Feminism, after the jump…
 
Via The Awkward Situationist
 

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Posted by Paul Gallagher
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06.19.2013
12:49 pm
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Allegedly an actual question from a Cambridge University law exam
06.03.2013
12:36 pm
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Click here to read larger image (NSFW-ish).

Redditor BadGeorge uploaded an image which purports to be an actual question from a Cambridge University law exam. Whether this is real or not, I have no idea, but, it does raise a few interesting questions and answers in the thread on reddit. And as absurd as this question may seem (come on, admit you had a wee laff reading it) it is an interesting scenario.

According to Redditor Mondegreen25 there is a reason why this question was presented to law students:

The offences probably won’t mean a great deal to non-UK lawyers, but the main thing of interest is that there’s no rape here. The UK definition specifically requires penetration with a penis, so (ii) is probably assault by penetration. There’s also a causation issue in (iii) regarding whether Richard’s failure to get help is what caused his death, rather than the waxing/ABH/GBH - if there’s no causation, there’s no manslaughter.

You can delve deeper into the discussion here.

Update: Apparently it’s legit according to a BBC News article posted today: Cambridge University law exam question ‘horrific’.

Via reddit

Posted by Tara McGinley
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06.03.2013
12:36 pm
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