MSM does it again

Leave it to our good friends at MSM to get only half the story, to get it wrong, and then to get it years after the fact. Making news today is a study about women in higher education:

There are more men than women ages 18-24 in the USA — 15 million vs. 14.2 million, according to a Census Bureau estimate last year. But nationally, the male/female ratio on campus today is 43/57, a reversal from the late 1960s and well beyond the nearly even splits of the mid-1970s.

Hell-O! I found this out years ago. When I was in beauty school, it was 90% women. And of those men, 95% of them were gay! So when you do the math, that means... 185% of the average beauty school student body is made up of "special rights" admissions. No wonder straight white men are so incensed -- and rightfully so, I might add. They don't have a snowball's chance in hell of getting admitted to a cosmetology program.

This, of course, doesn't even address the relentless persecution that awaits a Christian at his or her local beauty college. I'd go into it in more detail, but that will have to be either a long blog entry here or a special feature at one of David Horowitz's websites.