Guess How Sexist Texas A&M's Event For Female Football Fans Was [UPDATED]
Photo via [object Object] It was pretty damn sexist!
Yesterday, the Texas A&M football program hosted an event called Chalk Talk For Women, at which female Aggies fans who paid an $80.00 entry fee could socialize, eat, and be subjected to sexist song lyrics.
The picture above was snapped by an attendee of the event, and it shows a reimagining of the “Aggie War Hymn,” the school’s fight song. Here are the full lyrics:
We are Aggie womenWe are filled with estrogenHullabaloo, canek, canek, and back again
Maroon & white are the colors we loveWe are putting down our dish towelsAnd taking off our gloves
No more lysol or cascadeWe want to score TouchdownsAnd walk in the parade
We are Aggie women & this is our songCome on... bring it on... no more thongHullabaloo, caneck, caneck., and so on...
This song is not very good.
Update, 7:03 pm: Per Rivals’s Anwar Richardson, Texas A&M has issued a statement apologizing for the botched Chalk Talk event and announcing that two assistants will be suspended for two weeks and serve 20 hours of community service:
Earlier, Richardson tweeted out four photos a source sent him, saying they were taken at the event:
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