Feminist Calls High School Students 'D*ckheads' After Refusing to Take Questions From Boys

ashley.rae | September 5, 2017
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Feminist writer Clementine Ford attacked a group of high school students on Twitter, calling them "pissants" and "dickheads" for walking out of her lecture after she refused to take questions from boys.

3AW spoke to a parent of one student at Aquinas College in Melbourne, who alleges the 35-year-old Ford “treated the boys like crap” during a speech she gave back in May, causing the girls to leave the event. According to the parent, the boys wanted to ask questions, but were told, “No, no, I’m only taking questions from girls.”

In a letter obtained by 3AW, staff at Aquinas College explained Ford was chosen to give a talk about women in the media due to her experience. The letter claims the topic was part of a “larger framework of talks, workshops and curriculum during Year 10 where we provide opportunity for the students to engage with the complex and often difficult realities of life beyond school.”

However, the letter added, based on the reaction from students after the talk, “it is clear that we have more work to do in opening up this topic to the students in a way that answers their questions and confusion, and can provide meaningful preparation for the remainder of the Year 10 program.”

After the event, Ford attacked the students in a 20+ tweet spree (selections here):

The Daily Mail notes Ford also addressed the 3AW story specifically, calling it “bullshit,” and claiming the boys “abused” her after her talk.

Ford reportedly told the Daily Mail to “Get a real job” when asked for additional comment.

Ford is famous for getting a man who called her a “slut” fired from his job.

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