Tom
Martin, attended the LSE last year to take up a Gender, Media and Culture
Masters degree, and quit the university after six weeks, claims in papers
lodged at the London court that lecturers ignored male issues. He is claiming
some £50,000 citing breach of contract, misleading advertising,
misrepresentation, and breach of the Gender Equality Duty Act.
He said
there was “systemic anti-male discrimination”. But he said an internal
investigation carried out by the university in the wake of his complaints found
“no evidence” of bias, which should come as no surprise in that universities
are infested with feminists.
