I already had 3 post on Professional Victim Professor: part 1 , part 2, part 3
another about Database Man:
another about Intellectual Freedom Frauds
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Here's another group of folks to be exposed to the light
Here's an excerpt from an earlier blog post about my experience in LIS 682: Books & Media for Young Adults
http://pablowegesend.blogspot.com/2015/08/uhm-summer-session-2015.html
Sometimes, things did get contentious, when one student talk about media & body image issues. I told the class I think that body image issue has more to do with evolution than the media, and that student wouldn't even let me finish. She ranted about "cultural constructs" and whole bunch of nonsense I refuted at http://pablowegesend.blogspot.com/2012/08/this-stuff-happens-everywhere-not-just.html
The strange thing is this type of disruptive nonsense NEVER happened to me when I was majoring in sociology during my undergraduate years! And sociology as you know is a topic with tons of controversial topics.
That student did apologize, but then I had to have meeting with the professor and the LIS Chair (who I don't even trust, due to how he handled my internship issue at HSL) because I was "yelling". One, that "yelling" is NOTHING how loud I can really yell. Two, I only raised my voice because that other student kept interrupting me! Yeah, I know that me raising my voice isn't good practice for being a librarian dealing with crazy patrons. But still....................
Well, the professor in this case was Jan Kamiya! The student who interrupted me was Keala Richard!
Here's some memes about how Jan Kamiya TOLERATED Keala's angry interruptions but DIDNT TOLERATE me standing up for myself!
The next meme just might destroy Jan Kamiya's career, but .... it's so true
As I was explaining how it was Nature, not Nurture (or "Social Construct") that affects what attracts the opposite gender, I drew bodies on the board.
Remember, this was a class at a university, not an elementary school!
This was a class of adults (graduate students to be exact) with NOBODY under the age of 21!
If I could do a presentation about Playboy magazine during my undergraduate years at the same university, then why is it a scandal to draw pictures of bodies to a group of graduate students?
It gets crazier? Jan Kamiya objected to those drawings of bodies, yet TWICE (in 2014 & 2015) showed the same video clip of Stephen Colbert interviewing author Maurice Sendak, in which they made nasty jokes about sexual body parts!
Yes, that did happened and I WILL TESTIFY UNDER OATH if this comes to court!
I got evidence since I fill out a daily log writing down the events o of the day!
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as we discussed the issue with the department chair, Jan Kamiya taunted me by saying "look, you're shaking"
Oh yeah, Jan, I'm shaking?
look at this!
http://thethingswesay.com/
You telling me "you're shaking" is an act of lowlife scum!
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Keala Richard is one of those people who matches the worst stereotypes of Radical Feminists and Social Justice Activists when it comes to dealing with disagreements!
All I said was that the types of men & women rated highly attractive is due to biological factors!
Keala started screaming that this is all a Western, imperialistic social construct........blah, blah, blah, nevermind that most of the non-white world has been independent of European imperialists FOR DECADES ALREADY! Before either me or Keala were even born!
But Keala Richard is so traumatized by being the only Hawaiian girl in her class growing up in Wisconsin (yes, Wisconsin) that she doesn't understand that most of the world outside the 49 states could care less about trying to be white! I mean, sheesh, I'm in Hawaii and nearly everyone who is part-white, part-nonwhite emphasize the nonwhite part of themselves! But because Keala Richard spent most of her young life outside of Hawaii, she can't relate to that! She even said it herself that her younger brother (who spent most of his younger life in Hawaii, and went to a mostly Native Hawaiian school) didn't feel the racial alienation she felt growing up!
The point, is that beauty standards has less to do with Eurocentric imperialism and more to do with evolution.
I wrote more about it at http://pablowegesend.blogspot.com/2012/08/this-stuff-happens-everywhere-not-just.html
Here's some memes on Keala Richard
Hey Keala, let me tell you this, it is reported you snitched on me for assertively standing up to you when you yelled and interrupted me!
Well guess what? I restrained myself in class!
You want to try talk over me outside of class? You want a yelling match with outside of class, one-on-one without anyone backing either of us up? I will yell at you with full blown rage, something you HAVE NOT WITNESSED FROM ME! You want to try me, I dare you!
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To everyone pictured and memed on my blog : is this how you want to be known? This is what happens to corrupt people who say stupid things to me!
(note:all images are under my copyright, meaning I can do whatever I want with them!)
Psychology Today had an article dealing with people with Keala Richard's mentatlity
Article title was "Giving Feminism a Bad Name"
These “gender feminists” cling to an ideologically driven, theoretically unsound, and empirically unsupported perspective on the origin and development of sex differences (Kuhle, 2012). To paraphrase New Jersey philosopher J. B. Jovi, they give feminism a bad name. In so doing, they have discouraged women and men who support sexual equality from self-identifying as feminists. When less than a quarter of your prime constituents (women) are willing to support your cause by identifying outright as feminists, your movement has a huge public relations problem.
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As an evolutionary psychologist, I believe that much light can be shed on psychology by considering how the information-processing mechanisms underlying our thoughts, feelings, and behaviors affected our ancestors’ abilities to survive and reproduce. As an “equity feminist” (Sommers, 1994), I believe that women should have the full civil and social equalities that are afforded men. Equity feminism has no a priori stance on the origin or existence of differences between the sexes; it is solely a sociopolitical desire for men’s and women’s legal and social equality. Defined in these ways, there is no rational reason why one cannot be both an evolutionary psychologist and a feminist.
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As illustrated by the pioneering work of Darwinian feminist Griet Vandermassen (2004, 2005, 2008, 2011) and the emergence of the Feminist Evolutionary Psychology Society, evolutionary psychology and equity feminism are eminently compatible. However, evolutionary psychology and gender feminists will always conflict as long as the latter remains unwilling to acknowledge the overwhelming evidence (Buss, 2003; Geary, 2010; Mealey, 2000; Pinker, 2002) for evolved psychological sex differences. It is tragically ironic that the gender feminism-infested discipline known as feminist psychology—a discipline in part dedicated to shedding light on women's struggles with inequity—struggles to consider any and all insights into the origin of the inequities faced by women. Gender feminism’s dualistic view of evolution hinders the search for and understanding of the proximate and ultimate causes of inequality. Like much of standard social science model psychology (Tooby & Cosmides, 1992), feminist psychology needs to evolve. Near the close of On the Origin of Species (1859, p. 449) Darwin envisions that, “In the distant future I see open fields for far more important researches. Psychology will be based on a new foundation, that of the necessary acquirement of each mental power and capacity by gradation” (i.e., gradual natural selection). Please indulge me this forced paraphrase because, ‘In the distant future I, too, see open fields for far more important researches. Feminist psychology will be based on equity feminism, that of the necessary civil and social liberties of both sexes, and not the untenable perspective that psychological sex differences did not evolve.’
https://www.psychologytoday.com/blog/evolutionary-entertainment/201205/giving-feminism-bad-name
So captures the mentality of Jan Kamiya & Keala Richard
Also, check out this short clip by legendary female academics Camille Paglia and Christina Hoff Sommers, both refuting the cliches of Feminists "cultural construct" Fanatics like Keala Richard!
