The Daily Caller reports that an anthropology professor is upset because academia is ignoring the vagina (excerpt below).  I would be more than willing to conduct a comparative study but for the fact that the people who own the vaginas have been less than cooperative in participating.

Such a study wouldn’t be all fun and games.  Some aspects could be down right dangerous when compared to a study of penises.  Tell a male test subject he has a big dick and he’s heading for the bathroom wall with a sharpie, “Science has determined I got a big dick, call 555-5555 for a good time” Tell a female that her lower unit is reminiscent of the Grand Canyon and the fight is on!

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Anthropology Prof Wonders Why Media Won’t Talk About Vagina Size More

BLAKE NEFF
Reporter
5:48 PM 12/17/2015
An anthropology professor at the University of Rhode Island has written an article for New York Magazine on an important, thought-provoking question: Why won’t academics write more about vagina sizes?

“It’s no secret: We are obsessed with penis and testicle size,” writes Holly Dunsworth. “It’s an obsession that extends from the ivory towers of academia on down.” And it’s an obsession Dunsworth wishes would go away.

Dunsworth has a point: Both the media and academia write an awful lot about penis size and the evolutionary reasons for it. In comparison, she complains, there’s a dearth of writing by either academics or journalists about humanity’s other sex organ.

And Dunsworth finds this all terribly sexist, a sign that science is focused on men when it really should be focused on women instead.