How some NJ students participated in 'A Day Without A Woman'

The "protest"/aka "awareness campaign" called "A Day Without a Woman " was dumb, and I've opined about that ad nauseam.

The idea was the that women would stay home in droves, not participating in the workforce or the economy in any way. And hilariously, to wear red while doing it. Okaaaaaay.

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You all know my views: Women should just shut up and enjoy their superiority in society, this is just more leftie, anti-Trump bs, etc etc etc. But this particular Jersey twist really bugged me.

About 100 Rutgers students/professors participated in this. Just didn't show up to class.
Why do students have to be involved in this? What does staying home from class have to do with this? What does it prove?

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