Ja’Michael Jones
19
Sophomore
Business Administration
Vicksburg, Mississippi
Chivalry is only dead to those who have been born in the 21st century. So, yes, it is dead in a sense. Not many people my age value women enough and not many women value themselves enough anymore. Honestly, it’s just a terrible mix of morals.
Spencer Wildee
20
Sophomore
Agribusiness
Vicksburg, Mississippi
In my opinion, it’s very rare nowadays because sometimes when you hold the door open for some ladies they’re shocked because this generation of young men don’t regularly do it. I still do it because I was raised to respect women.
Michael Williams II
19
Freshman
Mass Communications
Jackson, Mississippi
I believe that chivalry isn’t completely dead. It still exists in some people; however, society has almost crushed it to non-existence. Chivalry is still alive, just not in everyone.
Trevor James
24
Sports Management
Senior
Jacksonville, Florida
I wouldn’t say chivalry is dead just harder to find. A lot of parents and social media are to blame because what’s in the public eye doesn’t make men want to be gentlemen anymore.
Tyson Keys
23
Graduate Student
Sports Management
Laurel, Mississippi
Chivalry is a dying practice but it’s not dead. Both genders are at fault in my humble opinion. At some point women stopped appreciating men’s efforts, however, some men still pump their gas, pay for dates, etc. Chivalry is dying but it is not dead.