Women’s scholarships, leadership programs, awards and even gym hours are being eliminated or canceled by universities because they discriminate against men.
Complaints are being filed with the Department of Education about programs and funding for women at universities across the country, and the DOE is taking action. One of the latest targets is the Marilyn C. Davis scholarship at the University of California, Santa Cruz ., an applicant must be a mother returning to receive education in the sciences at UCSC. Kursat Pekgoz, an ex-USC student now working in Turkey, filed a complaint against UCSC with the Department of Education .
Mark Perry, an emeritus professor at the University of Michigan’s Flint campus and a senior fellow at the American Enterprise Institute, has filed a whopping 410 Title IX complaints against universities that offer programs or awards for women, but not men. Perry says he was first inspired to take action when his university was offering several awards targeting female faculty. He complained internally, and the university modified the awards to be open to all faculty.
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