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A high school in Canada has under fierce criticism on the Internet for a women's studies course it to its female students. The online backlash because the course what many to be sexist subjects that unfit and inappropriate for women in the 21st century. These 'polite conversation,' dinner party etiquette, and 'nail application skills'. There was also a subject titled: "How to your style by using tips and tricks for your face and body shape." The course also had lessons on the basics of web design, reproductive health, the role of women in history, and a look at how beauty is by the media and different cultures around the world.

Among those who shocked by the syllabus was actress and singer Siobhan Bryn. She : "This is unbelievably sexist. Women's studies is not fashion and putting on a lunch." She asked: "Was this in the 1950's? Can you get someone who about women's studies to design this course?" Activist Meg Fenway said: "This is profoundly offensive and disrespectful." The school has since the subjects from the syllabus. A spokesman said: "I know the way it across like we're supporting stereotyping girls….We want to the best by our kids. We them to have a positive image and build self-esteem. We want them to things critically."