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      1. …in reply to @ImpChan
        @ImpChan Right, individual profs may or may not be attempting it, but I find there's not so much of a systematic approach. I personally try, but no support + the need for good student evals to keep my limits how much I can really achieve beyond boundaries & occasionally calling out BS.
    1. …in reply to @gordsellar
      @ImpChan (Especially since noting that mainline antifeminist talking points are erroneous often triggers kneejerk claims of oppression, "misandry," feminist brainwash, cultural disrespect, etc. Also, many students simply cannot handle such discussions well in a foreign language.)
  1. …in reply to @gordsellar
    @ImpChan However, some students specifically WANT to bring up the discussion in their EFL classes. I think it's partly pushback against other things—EFL/identity anxiety, resentment of required language courses—but there's often at least a few guys seeking a platform... or a battleground.