So Social Science helps society.

I have the booklet advertising courses for 2007 to be run by the Central QLD University for Creative and Performing Arts, Education, Humanities and Social Science.

In the booklet there are 10 pictures of adult women, one picture of a baby girl, and one picture of a baby boy. There are no pictures of adult males.

There are also 2 testimonials by past students, both of whom are female.

It definitely appears from the general format of the booklet, that this University does not want male students to enrol in those subjects, and this University would not be the only one. How can this be helping society?

I have had another look through the booklet as mentioned above from the Central QLD University, and found another photo and more testimonials from past students.

There are now 11 photos of individual adults in the booklet and all these photos are of women. There are 6 testimonials from past students, and all these testimonials are from women. This University has made no attempt at all in trying to attract male students to enroll into their courses within the Creative and Performing Arts, Education, Humanities and Social Sciences.

Males built the University, but now they are not getting an invitation to attend.

On a national level, there has been a major decline in the number of male teachers in the primary school area, and gradual decline in the number of male teachers in the secondary school area. Boys are falling behind in many areas of education, and there are less male enrolments in Universities.

I have also looked through a number of social science courses from a number of Universities, particularly courses that study gender, and I would have to conclude that the most discrimination and gender bias within any area of the education system would have to be occurring within the social science areas of Universities. Some of that discrimination and prejudice was in the area of disgusting.

Most forms of violence would occur from some type of ignorance or prejudice, and the gradual exclusion of males from the education system could lead to a type of war in the future. The persons most responsible for that war would then be the social scientists who have sat back and watched the systematic exclusion of males from the education system, but have rarely said a word about it.

Instead many of these social scientists have actually helped in that exclusion of males from the education system gender, and if these same social scientists want to point their finger at anyone in the future, they can only point their finger at themselves.