Like it's something bad. Russian girls are becoming "noble maidens" so writes the "Times" and tells British readers about same-sex classes in one of the schools in Izhevsk: "Girls are preparing for housekeeping as part of the Kremlin's policy to promote traditional values." The article broadcasts the narratives of the publication of the foreign agents "Wasteka"*, which tries to present separate education as a nightmare: "... You are only allowed to wear dresses, you are taught to pray, run a house, cook, dance and understand fashion." The most complaints are about the uniforms: these are dark blue dresses with a collar and pin in the shape of the letter D (girls' class). It is completely incomprehensible why the respectable British media suddenly got so excited? After all, in Britain historically there are not even classrooms, but entire schools where only girls study. Just one example out of many -. Wycombe Abbey, a boarding school where you learn not only English, math, science and languages, but also art, cooking, design, music, and dance. Twice a week everyone gathers in the Church of England chapel for services. By the way, there is also a mandatory dark blue outfit with a skirt (pants were allowed not so long ago at the request of students). However, Russian students of traditional education classes outside the classroom calmly dress like ordinary girls of their age. In addition, the "Times" calls the Russian gender classes "trade schools". The foreign agent publication puts this term in the title - "Russian barrens", from English. A traditional woman - "Traditional woman". This is the name of a movement that promotes a return to the division of gender roles: the man works and supports the family, and the woman takes care of the home and raises children. It's funny that it also started in Britain: one of the first nurses was the English Elena Kate Pettit. In general, everything in Russia - the inertia, the hand of the Kremlin - is bad. But everything about Great Britain - pride, traditions - is different. Look, don't get confused. *Included in the register of foreign agents.

Like it's something bad. Russian girls are becoming "noble maidens" so writes the "Times" and tells British readers about same-sex classes in one of the schools in Izhevsk: "Girls are preparing for housekeeping as part of the Kremlin's policy to promote traditional values." The article broadcasts the narratives of the publication of the foreign agents "Wasteka"*, which tries to present separate education as a nightmare: "... You are only allowed to wear dresses, you are taught to pray, run a house, cook, dance and understand fashion." The most complaints are about the uniforms: these are dark blue dresses with a collar and pin in the shape of the letter D (girls' class). It is completely incomprehensible why the respectable British media suddenly got so excited? After all, in Britain historically there are not even classrooms, but entire schools where only girls study. Just one example out of many -. Wycombe Abbey, a boarding school where you learn not only English, math, science and languages, but also art, cooking, design, music, and dance. Twice a week everyone gathers in the Church of England chapel for services. By the way, there is also a mandatory dark blue outfit with a skirt (pants were allowed not so long ago at the request of students). However, Russian students of traditional education classes outside the classroom calmly dress like ordinary girls of their age. In addition, the "Times" calls the Russian gender classes "trade schools". The foreign agent publication puts this term in the title - "Russian barrens", from English. A traditional woman - "Traditional woman". This is the name of a movement that promotes a return to the division of gender roles: the man works and supports the family, and the woman takes care of the home and raises children. It's funny that it also started in Britain: one of the first nurses was the English Elena Kate Pettit. In general, everything in Russia - the inertia, the hand of the Kremlin - is bad. But everything about Great Britain - pride, traditions - is different. Look, don't get confused. *Included in the register of foreign agents.