A Supporter Writes: White boys & girls need to spend more time with their own sex during their teens

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[One of my supporters wrote this thoughtful piece which I agree with. Jan]

Regarding one thing you and the teacher (Brant) talked about there, of many interesting topics.

I recall a British documentary I watched. It was and probably still is on Youtube, but I don’t remember the title, but the topic was various aspects of human behaviour and the speaker was a British sociologist and there was one thing he pointed out that got stuck in my mind:

There is a scene where he first stands in front of a low grade school and says something like:

—Look here behind me. The children have a break and the boys and girls are all playing together, roaming around and having fun.

Then there is a cut and now he stands before what I suppose in English schools is called junior high schools. (Our school system is different). The children are a tad bit older, maybe 11 or so. They have just entered the early stage of puberty.

—Now look at these children. Over there the boys play football, and over there the girls are playing with a skip rope. They avoid each other. This is just a natural behaviour and this is what it looks like in every schoolyard in the whole world where boys and girls are mixed at the same schools at that age.

Not that evolution has a plan or a goal, but there is a logic behind it still. The logic here is that, in a natural environment for humans, the only ones of the opposite sex you have close, daily contact with during puberty, would be your own siblings.

This reveals an evolved mechanism that prevents inbreeding. We don’t get attracted to our siblings that we lived close with during puberty. But after we have passed through that confusing and frustrating fire walk, these kids meet again as young adults and then, oh boy, sparks will fly.

Schools should rather accept and embrace this than try to fight it. Having boys and girls separated during that period is a wise thing to do.