US should upgrade sex ed, a student opines By Paul Katula • Jan 24, 2018 Incidents like Aziz Ansari's bad date or coercion, whatever it may have been, underscore the need for better sex ed in US schools.
How to kill a worthy #MeToo movement By Paul Katula • Jan 17, 2018 We have seen, now, thanks to the national paper of record, how a movement can be pushed way too far, leading to its downfall.
Asheville School marks 50 years of racial integration By Paul Katula • Jan 16, 2018 Racial integration (& school desegregation) have a long history in the US; the #MeToo movement is just starting up by comparison.
Some #MeToo backlash from 100 French women By Paul Katula • Jan 10, 2018 To celebrate World Language Week, we note that about 100 French women signed a letter about #MeToo, saying that it has gone too far.
Maybe we turned a corner in empowering women By Paul Katula • Jan 5, 2018 The #MeToo movement isn't over yet, not by a long shot. Everywhere, including in high schools, women and men are just starting to get it.
A high school student’s view of equality By Paul Katula • Jan 1, 2018 Even with the #MeToo movement, women (and high school girls) have a long way to go before actual equality can be achieved.
New business curriculum: MAGA, #MeToo, NFL, Uber By Paul Katula • Dec 26, 2017 Responding to popular protests, mistreating women, and acknowledging a growth culture are being hastily added to business curricula in the US.
Tech leaders, all female, say change is needed By Paul Katula • Dec 25, 2017 There's more to equality than the number of women promoted in technology-related careers or companies; end sexism.
On the Miss America email scandal By Paul Katula • Dec 23, 2017 Vulgar emails about women's body parts have scandalized the Miss America pageant (I mean, scholarship competition).
Band teacher out #MeToo at Downers Grove North By Paul Katula • Dec 14, 2017 A longtime band director resigned at a suburban Chicago h.s. amid allegations of inappropriate behavior with students from 1996.