Word: exclusionism
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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"[The idea of exclusion from Lamont] was very amusing to us, and did not loom particularly large as a significant barrier, just another of those annoying little things that showed that we were really 'guests' and not entitled to the run of the place, as our male classmates were," she...
A notable exclusion from the foundation's announcement was Kin-ming Liu, a prominent Hong Kong journalist.
Parties that the club hosts are currently being touted as "open to everybody," but the feasibility of such a goal seems tenuous. It would seem that any purely social organization that requires an application process, as the Seneca says will, will inevitably result in exclusion, however "open" the process might...
The exclusion of women is, in this context, immoral and unacceptable. Many women say they would never want to join a final club. Instead, they simply want the clubs abolished--a natural reaction by those who are barred. Many others, especially members of the final clubs, simply accept the clubs...
Putting an end to the exclusion of women would also benefit the clubs. Female members would broaden the social and intellectual horizons of members, not because they are brighter but simply because they are different. And there must be some men among the final clubs' members who, at least secretly...