Word: genderism
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...quick look at the proposal reveals that the aims of the Women’s Center are actually far less controversial and more useful than the critics claim. Picture this: a place where anyone concerned with women’s and gender-related issues could access the resources they need. A place for women’s groups to share space and information in order to work together toward common goals. A place that could ensure that women’s and gender-related issues remain front and center on campus. Creating a Harvard-Radcliffe Women’s Center...
...final meeting of the school year on Saturday afternoon, the Undergraduate Council tied up loose ends by finalizing a resolution supporting gender-neutral bathrooms and allocating funds for activities next semester...
While the resolution supporting gender-neutral bathrooms passed by a vote of 32-3 at last week’s meeting, two amendments proposed on Saturday led the council to reexamine the issue...
Oliveri’s amendment failed 11-24. The second amendment, proposed by P.K. Agarwalla ’04, sought to add the city of Boston guidelines regarding “publicly and exclusively expressed” gender identities to the bill. Agarwalla said he wanted to add the regulations to help put the council’s position in line with Boston?...
...issue is not the BGLTSA’s methods of bringing attention to this problem; rather, the fact remains that there are some in the Harvard community that experience extreme discomfort and pressure when going to the bathroom. The move to render single-occupancy bathrooms open to both genders would entail insignificant costs and ensure that students and faculty have equal access to more gender-neutral bathrooms. There is no good reason to oppose the BGLTSA’s suggestions, regardless of its rhetoric...