‘Hunting Ground’ pulled from theaters
…two of the movie’s central figures were discredited…even when movie “critics” wrote rave reviews, most reader comments were doubtful of the movie’s “always believe the victim” presumption”
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Sex Consent Kits: At your neighborhood college
College consent sex kit offers no guarantees. Consent can be withdrawn the next day, or two years later.
www.washingtonexaminer.com By Ashe Schow
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My college sex education: hooking up and ignorant about real relationships and their consequences
Call it the Walmartification of sex: It’s cheap, quick, easy and not built to last.
www.nydailynews.com By Suzy Lee Weiss
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Virginia. New campus sexual assault laws go into effect in Virginia
Two of the laws deal with reporting requirements for colleges and police departments. The other law, regarding transcript notations, has created some confusion.
washingtonexaminer.com By Ashe Schow
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Brandeis says it can discriminate against accused rapists all it wants
Brandeis claimed it couldn’t be punished under a controversial 2011 letter issued by the Department of Education…which never went through the agency rulemaking process.
thecollegefix.com By Matt Lamb
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Sexual Assault Hysteria Comic
“False accusations can happen to anyone…Men use these tips to help keep you safe”
hottopixnow.com By Rebecca Cohen
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Regulating Sex
…the more casual sex becomes, the more we demand that our institutions and government police the line between what’s consensual and what isn’t… to make sex a crime under conditions of poor communication.
nytimes.com By Judith Shulevitz
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‘Accused is guilty’: Campus rape tribunals punish without proof
“The First Amendment is now being replaced by a woman’s right not to be made uncomfortable…due process is being treated as a barrier to justice — rather than its essence.”
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How the Pressures of Title IX Compliance Have Chilled My College Campus
Title IX has created a chilling effect at UD as students no longer feel that they can be open in discussions with their class and their professors…Universities should be encouraging victims to discuss their trauma in a healthy and progressive manner, but instead they are teaching students how to be afraid and silent.
www.thefire.org By intern Rachael Russell
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