Kentucky State University

Date: May 18 2004
Major: Psychology (This Major's Salary over time)
Much to my shock and dismay I founded KSU to be matriarchal and hateful towards males. I expected a black college to be a bit more pro-male. I thought-quite logicaly-that black men would not tolerate an anti-male attitude from anyone, and for the most part they do not. Black men love being men and most black men do not understand "girl power." Neither do I and I am a white man. If you look a schools like Princeton and Notre Dame you find, from what I have heard, a more relaxed attitude towards the male. ND has a sports rep so they have no trouble attracting manly men. They would be foolish to insult the male gender, which is what KSU did every week. Men were told to leave their dorms to attend male bashing programs. If we did not attend we were threatened with fines. Insane. Even if they were lying about the fines this does not change the fact that they were using scare tatics to control students. I felt like a prisoner. After a few weeks of learning about how men suck they eventually had us seated in an auditorium to watch a video showing how women are making such wonderful progress by getting all of the degrees and how they are becoming a powerful force. The video was watched by all of the students-both male and female. The video had a smug tone to it. It taunted the men in the room as if to say "We are better than you!" This is funny, because whenever a man is better at something, say math, everyone whines about how awful it is. But when women start getting all of the diplomas the attitude becomes…"WATCH OUT! I am woman! Hear me roar!!" And this is all seen as progress. It as though society looks at this trend and sees nothing wrong with it. The video we were forced to watch displayed this attitude.

It is clear to me that KSU is a good school only for those interested in goddess worship or for men who wish to have females lording it over them. Sure, the education may be cheap, but is it worth it for your soul? Black men find themselves in minority positions regardless of where they go to school. Howard has a male female ratio of 2 to 1, with women comprising 66 percent of the student body. Maybe a school that is more pro-sports and pro-male would be a better than a pro black school. If there are sports there are men, and these schools are more afraid of insulting men, since men tend to donate to their favorite sports schools. Notre Dame has one of the best alumni giving rates in the US. If they crap on men as KSU does I would be suprised.

Eventualy I got so fed up I simply quited in mid semester. I can still recall the woman on the faculty that was trying to talk me out of it. She said that when you go to college you have to put your ego in a sack and leave it at the door. Yeah. I can read in between the lines. What she meant was that when you go to college you have to leave your balls at the door.
If I had wanted I could have raised my fist and shouted "power to the people" and they would have given me my degree without me taking a single class but I was so insulted I did not want their degree. Nobody insults my manhood and gets away with it. It will take more than an unearned degree to change my mind about being a man.
My advice is to do some research and go to a college that respects the entire you. No institution deserves your money if they think they can just walk all over you and brainwash you.
Brian R.