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  1. http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/education-40875078 The BBC story on the Sutton Trust survey on pupils aspirations studiously avoids mentioning one of the key findings on the Trusts press release. “Girls (77%) are more likely than boys (70%) to expect to enter higher education too”. Were such a difference in reverse it would have been the headline. https://www.suttontrust.com/research-paper/aspirations-polling-2017/
    These sorts of evidence are important as there is clearly no possible evidence for all the “Affirmative Action” for girls as the “gap” they are filling doesn’t exist.
    I believe this is a hugely important point for MRAs because education is such a huge issue both for students and parents and their wider families. Unlike the issues I’m particularly focussed on (the abuse of DV and DA ) education is a massive challenge to the feminist argument that “Patriarchy” is benefitting males as a “class” and one that has the attention of a much greater part of the population.

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