Generation Z exhibits their hazing on TikTok despite being prohibited by law

The macho cries of the Colegio Mayor Elías Ahuja, justified by some students in the field of hazing, pranks or tradition Its prohibition, since this course, has not managed to completely eradicate them, as shown by the videos that continue to be shared on TikTok, the network social network most followed among young people The controversy over the video from the Colegio Mayor Elías Ahúja, in which students shout sexist comments at the girls from the residence across the street, has uncovered an underlying problem, the persistence of hazing in many universities. A tradition that is still alive despite being already prohibited by law in Spain.🔴 CASE OF COLEGIO MAYOR ELÍAS AHÚJA:
While SER and La Sexta are offended, this was the girls’ response to the chants. IT’S NOT MACCHISM, IT’S A TRADITION pic.twitter.com/PdOosusrQ5— Manu de Castro (@Manu7NN) October 6, 2022 As former residents have now revealed, the veterans subjected them to physical, psychological and verbal aggression, such as forcing them to eat dirt, drink shampoo, hit them against the wall or face, or simulate sex with stones and trees, although in 2012 it was an agreement signed with the students so that they would stop doing them. During my time as a student I spent two months at the Elías Ahuja. I got out of there quickly, seeing the panorama (I also saw excellent people, of course). Hazing of psychopaths and those responsible who looked the other way. Today I feel a little more proud of having lasted so little there. — Javier Pérez Campos (@JaviPerezCampos) October 6, 2022 Prohibited by law from this courseHazing, a ritual that “veteran” students carry out to humiliate or subdue the ” rookie”, with the aim of integrating him into the group, are prohibited as it is considered a very serious offense according to the new University Coexistence Law approved at the beginning of the year. In fact, this is the first course in which they are not allowed. Noncompliance can lead to expulsion from two months to three years from the university, in addition to being counted on the academic record. sexual touching), the proof that hazing still survives is that on TikTok -the most followed social network among young people and where the macho video of Elías Ahúja was posted-, they continue to be a trend. It is enough to put “hazing” or “hazing” in the search engine to find dozens of videos of them, many from this year, which have thousands of visits. Fortunately, or perhaps because the most serious ones are not shared, most are harmless jokes or in a party context. Many students proudly show how they prepare for them or show off after having overcome them, although there are also students who continue to denounce them, since although most hazing does not involve physical danger, there is an undertone of humiliation behind many of them. welcome” with ice on the private parts: “The paint did not sweat and someone almost died”: The “servant” of the veterans and ingesting a lot of alcohol at once: “Flour in the eyes” and bag with “shit” in the head:”Playing three in a row” on your face:Scatological hazing “how to get out of the bathroom”:Head shaving for men and eyebrows for women:Competitions inspired by ‘The Squid Game’:Princess Leonor’s healthy hazing :