People say followers of Lex Ashton, aggressor of the South CCH, and ensure that they will carry out similar acts in schools.
The first unemployment of the UNAM occurred on September 22 at the South CCH, decreed by the students themselves after the attack. Later the schools of the College of Sciences and Humanities in Azcapotzalco, East, Naucalpan and Vallejo were added.
Schools of the National Preparatory School have also interrupted classes to threats of bombs and armed aggressions. Educational authorities have already presented themselves to denounce the facts before the Ministry of Citizen Security of the capital.
National School of Social Work stopped work until next October 3, after the march to commemorate the Tlatelolco massacre.
In the University City, the faculties of policies, science, architecture, chemistry, veterinary, philosophy and letters, engineering, arts and law also stopped.
The FES Acatlán will return to activities until October 6, while FES Aragón will continue classes but virtually.
The attack, which occurred south of Mexico City, has not only enled up to the student community, has also evidenced how hate speeches incubated on the Internet can move to the real world.
Behind Ashton’s attack is a subculture marked by machismo, misogyny and ultra -conservative ideas: the so -called “light”. This term encompasses virtual communities –foros, blogs in Reddit, Facebook groups, WhatsApp chats, video game spaces and platforms such as Discord – where men express resentment and hatred towards women.
In that virtual world there are also the “inces”, acronym for involuntary cellsa group of young people who describe as unattractive physically and hold women responsible for their inability to initiate sentimental relationships.
