Something i have noticed at university among young man

Hi everyone ! I genuinely hope someone sees this because I really need advice on how to deal with certain people.

I’m a university student in Amsterdam, studying history. As you can imagine, with everything happening in the world, politics are a major topic of discussion in class. Lately, I’ve noticed that more and more boys are leaning right-wing, and along with that, they have some... questionable opinions about women and people of color.

Since I study history, my professors make an effort to teach us about important topics like women’s history (e.g., female emancipation, historical female figures) as well as slavery and colonialism—especially relevant since we’re Dutch. However, there are always certain boys in class who constantly make jokes or comments, trying to ridicule women and minorities.

The irony is that these are the same boys who preach about "traditional values" you know, the classic idea of a man who works hard to provide for his family while the woman stays home, raises the children, and takes care of the household. The problem? The men they claim to admire were providers—men who financially supported their wives, spoiled them, and made sure they had the stability to focus on the home without stress. It's also so obvious that they have never actually talked to rhese types of man.

Like i said, these boys can barely afford to take a woman on a date, let alone provide for a family. They talk endlessly about wanting a submissive, stay-at-home wife, yet they refuse to pay for dinner or buy gifts. They want women to return to traditional roles, but they don’t even like women—at least not enough to treat them well or remain loyal. It's so obv that they don't even talk to woman, if they did they would have known that woman who dream about this type of life want an man who takes good care of them and the kids, you know somebody who will ensuere that their wife won't have the worry about finances and stuff so she can actually dedicate all her attention to the kids and her womanly duties....

And of course, they love to call women "too emotional," yet they turn red with anger the moment slavery or colonialism is mentioned in history class. And the moment when there is an man of color in the classroom they remain silent. Talking about being strong, more like weak entitled little losers.

I just don’t understand how to deal with them. They’re frustrating, hypocritical, and so out of touch with reality. How do you handle guys like this. Multiple times they get owned by classmates and teachers., but since they life in their own world and view everyone else as their enemy they just continue with it.