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'''Roy Den Hollander''' [[MBA]] '[[1997|97]] is a lawyer who sued Columbia (specifically, the [[Trustees]] and the [[Institute for Research on Women and Gender]]) for "using federal aid to promote a religious system called feminism". Hollander contends that women's studies programmes are discriminatory and demeaning to men: they "spread...prejudice and foster...animosity and distrust towards men with the result of the wholesale violation of men's rights."  
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'''Roy Den Hollander''' [[Master of Business Administration|MBA]] '[[1997|97]] is a lawyer who sued Columbia (specifically, the [[Trustees]] and the [[Institute for Research on Women and Gender]]) for "using federal aid to promote a religious system called feminism". Hollander contends that women's studies programmes are discriminatory and demeaning to men: they "spread...prejudice and foster...animosity and distrust towards men with the result of the wholesale violation of men's rights."  
  
 
At one point, he emailed students, hoping one would serve as a plaintiff for his claims. It wouldn't have mattered: his suit was dismissed, because, according to the judge, "feminism is no more a religion than physics".
 
At one point, he emailed students, hoping one would serve as a plaintiff for his claims. It wouldn't have mattered: his suit was dismissed, because, according to the judge, "feminism is no more a religion than physics".

Latest revision as of 17:17, 24 May 2013

Roy Den Hollander MBA '97 is a lawyer who sued Columbia (specifically, the Trustees and the Institute for Research on Women and Gender) for "using federal aid to promote a religious system called feminism". Hollander contends that women's studies programmes are discriminatory and demeaning to men: they "spread...prejudice and foster...animosity and distrust towards men with the result of the wholesale violation of men's rights."

At one point, he emailed students, hoping one would serve as a plaintiff for his claims. It wouldn't have mattered: his suit was dismissed, because, according to the judge, "feminism is no more a religion than physics".

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