This is a disturbing, albeit unsurprising, development:

BOYS face compulsory feminism programs in state schools across Victoria in a major push to prevent violence against females.
Possible classroom activities include students acting out scenes of sexual coercion after which students would suggest more appropriate behaviour.

A VicHealth report for the state Education Department calls for teachers to be trained in gender, violence and sexual health issues so they would be comfortable discussing “taboo” issues.

But it would help if teachers could “make the program fun”, the authors said.

The report says programs for all students should start at primary level and be reinforced across all year levels in subjects including drama, English, science and sport.

They would combat common attitudes among boys such as young women are either “good girls or sluts”, the report said.

It said feminist theories were best at explaining the link between gender power relations and violence against women, and must underpin the programs.

But the authors of the “Respectful Relationships Education” report admitted there was considerable community hostility to feminism, even among teachers and students.

“However, a feminist conceptual framework is essential both to reflect research on violence in relationships and families and to anchor the political commitments of the program,” they said.

Australian Family Association spokesman John Morrissey said boys were already getting feminised education due to the falling number of male teachers in schools. “I’m sceptical if boys will respond to it if it is dressed up in feminist language and ideology,” he said.

“Strident feminist propaganda won’t wash with boys.”

Report author Dr Michael Flood admitted there was always the risk of a backlash, but said it was crucial that students were taught that sexist attitudes and unequal relationships between the sexes were central to explaining violence.

“We need to do that in ways that are careful and respectful and don’t make boys in particular feel blamed and demonised for the problem,” he said.

“Not by shoving capital ‘F’ feminism down their throats.”

Education Minister Bronwyn Pike said four schools would run anti-violence pilot programs from early next year.

This is nothing short of feminist indoctrination, plain and simple. Feministing, of course, approves. They’re all for mandatory feminism classes. The problem is that feminism is not an absolute that everyone should adhere to. Modern feminism deserves to be lumped in with socialism, fascism, and communism. It’s not as blatantly harmful, of course, but just imagine what the outrage would be if there were, say, mandated communism classes.

It’s bad enough that our children are already being indoctrinated with liberal policies across the globe. Now, they’re going to be indoctrinated with wackjob feminism, too? Don’t be fooled by the “we’re trying to prevent violence against women” crap, either. That’s just the excuse. If preventing violence against women was all they were concerned with, then they really shouldn’t need compulsatory feminism classes. Why not just teach kids respect? What this will inevitably lead to is indoctrination of children with feminist principles for years on end — and of course, the demonizing of boys and men. Boys will be made to feel guilty simply because they are male. They will be made to feel as if they are inherently prone to be rapists and abusers just because they are male. Children could just be taught that all violence is wrong as well, yet boys have to be singled out in the name of feminist ideals.

The other issue here is that, yet again, liberals are having teachers introduce morals to the classroom. This is problematic. The only people who should be instilling morals and values into children are parents. A teacher should not be able to indoctrinate certain morals, values, ideals, or outlooks into children. School is for education, not indoctrination, yet that’s what liberals try to introduce, time and time again.

This is happening in Australia, and thank God not here. But judging from the comments, Australian citizens are rightly outraged. Parents everywhere are facing the indoctrination of their children in schools across the globe. This is just the latest sickening example.