Professor Margaret Snead

Margaret Snead is a professor of psychology at a small liberal arts college. She preached a strange brand of feminism. She was an advocate for women's rights and condemned the "patriarchy of male privilege,", but she was critical of young women for not "dressing like young ladies," which she said made them less likely to be taken seriously. She was also highly critical of the "hook-up culture," where young people would hook up with random partners for meaningless sex. She said it demeaned women and made them nothing more than pieces of meat in the eyes of men.

Professor Snead was 34 years old and single. She was an attractive blonde who was always well dressed, polite, but strident. She did not date often as she usually put off her suitors with her moralizing and political views which she would go on and on about. She would even lecture her classes on her views, especially if she saw young women dressed as if they "just woke up and rushed out of the dorm."