Two male students who were suspended from Salisbury University in Maryland can continue to litigate their claim that the university’s flawed disciplinary process was the product of gender bias.
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Kampus Kangaroo Kourt – The Fiamengo File Episode 9
… people who are wrongly accused are left to fend for themselves, despite the fact that a false or wrongful rape claim is among the most traumatic and life-altering events that can happen to anyone. The insensitivity shown to men and boys wrongly accused of sexual assault is unconscionable.
44% of college women–that’s approaching half–think that when a woman gives a guy a “nod in agreement,” that isn’t enough for consent…How can college women be so terribly ill-informed about consent given the mind-boggling resources devoted to raising awareness about sexual assault on campus?…It’s because their thinking has been molded by the anti-male sexual grievance industry and its media enablers.
One due-process lawsuit and one Department of Education complaint later, the accused student “John Doe” has filed a second lawsuit against Occidental…
thecollegefix.com By Greg Piper
“Occidental violated John Doe’s rights and/or Title IX (protections) in part because Occidental knew or should have know their actions would have an adverse impact on male students alleged to have engaged in sexual misconduct with a female student and were deliberately indifferent to this impact,”.. The complaint states that colleges and universities have been under pressure from the federal Department of Education’s Office of Civil Rights to address sexual violence on campus or face the withholding of federal education money.
Activists on at least two college campuses are upset that their universities aren’t showing the “epidemic” levels of sexual assault the activists believe exist…Activists’ beliefs don’t line up with reality, and they’re not happy about that.
washingtonexaminer.com By Ashe Schow
Colleges across the country are releasing campus crime statistics, and it turns out campus sexual assault might not be as rampant as recent “studies” claim… Even worse for advocates of draconian sexual assault policies that eviscerate due process is the notion that a good chunk of the accusations are false.
washingtonexaminer.com By Ashe Schow
If the April 4, 2011 “Dear Colleague” letter is not binding as these officials state, why is the Department of Education claiming that institutions violate Title IX if they do not conform with the letter’s terms? Why is ED forcing institutions to change their policies to meet the demands of the letter when it enters into settlement agreements with institutions under investigation?
thefire.orgBy Joseph Cohn
The Northwestern professor recently learned that she’d been cleared of any wrongdoing.
www.washingtonpost.com by Erik Wemple