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“What happened to me…could happen to any other college male, Institutions are capable of intense cruelty without even realizing what they’re doing.”
– Innocent Paul Nungesser
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SIXTH Circuit: Hearing Panel’s Decision May Itself Be Evidence Of Sex Bias In Title IX case
Generally speaking, you know a court opinion about due process on campus is going to be good when it starts off with a lofty paean to the core values undergirding our justice system. So it was with a decision of the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Sixth Circuit, which earlier this week reversed a district court’s […]
EXPELLED USC Kicker Scores Victory In Title IX Case, Vows To Continue Fighting Male Bias
For more than three years, expelled University of Southern California (USC) football player Matt Boermeester – embroiled in a Title IX assault accusation case – has been fighting the state legal system just for the chance to have his side heard on a federal level. Despite a small and rare legal victory, the one-time National Football […]
MALES Beware of Point Park U. Females Avoid Accountability. Post Their Sex Stories As Assault.
There’s a growing social media movement where women everywhere are posting on Twitter their stories of sexual assault survival, naming their abusers, and letting victims know they’re not alone. In the wake of this social media trend, growing numbers of current and former students are now posting on social media, in a series of tweets, […]
CCU Didn’t Find Male She Accused Guilty, So She Took To Social Media To Shame The School
Schools have skewed their processes so far toward believing all accusers that wrongly accused students have had to sue in order to get their lives back, leading to the Trump administration issuing new guidelines requiring schools to require basic due process in their adjudications. The problem for schools has always been that if they find […]
SUSPENDED FOOTBALL Player Files Suit Against LSU For ‘Biased, Flawed & Unlawful Process”
An LSU football player [falsely] suspended for a Title IX violation filed a lawsuit in U.S. District Court, alleging it made an “unjust and discriminatory decision… following a biased, flawed, confusing and unlawful process.” According to the complaint, the suspended LSU football player met a female student at a bar near campus. He asked her […]
THE NEW Title IX And Its Challengers
The last four years have witnessed a series of desperate attempts to frustrate Education Secretary Betsy DeVos’ goal of creating a fair Title IX adjudication framework to replace the one-sided guidance she inherited from the Obama administration. Now comes the final attempt: four lawsuits to block the regulations, filed by a coalition of blue-state attorneys general; […]
CONTROVERSY & Confusion: NAS Critique of the AAUP Response to the New Title IX Regulations
On May 15, the American Association of University Professors (“AAUP”) released its Response to the Final Title IX Regulations issued by the Trump Education Department. Title IX is the federal law banning sex discrimination at schools receiving federal funds; it is an equal access law, originally designed to protect educational opportunity for women. Since its enactment […]
BAD VIBRATIONS: The Lies Universities Tell Their Students about Sex
Universities today bombard students with two contradictory messages about sex, effectively encouraging them to carry a dildo in their pocket, while lugging a fainting couch behind them. On the one hand, universities have returned to a quasi-Victorian concern with the unique fragility and vulnerability of college women in matters of sex. On the other side […]
USC MATT Boermeester, Wins in Court. He Was Expelled After An Unethical TitleIX Investigation.
The 2017 expulsion of former University of Southern California (USC) football player Matt Boermeester for intimate partner violence was so blatantly unfair that Education Secretary Betsy DeVos cited the case as an argument for revising federal guidance on campus sexual assault adjudication. (DeVos’s new rules, which restore some due process protections to students accused of misconduct, will take effect in […]
ACLU’s ‘Death Star’ Client in Its Title IX Lawsuit.
The American Civil Liberties Union has been deservedly criticized for its May 14 lawsuit indirectly attacking the civil liberties of students accused of sexual assault, who have since 2011 been subjected to grotesquely unfair campus proceedings that effectively presume their guilt. Their lawsuit insists that accused students be found guilty even if the evidence of […]
ANALYSIS: Title IX Lawsuits Have Skyrocketed Since 2013
Dive Brief: The number of students who have sued colleges and universities for potentially botching sexual violence cases has exploded in recent years, according to a new analysis. The report, published recently in the New York University Journal of Legislation and Public Policy, shows that federal and state courts have sided with institutions across the U.S. […]
FIRE President Responds To ACLU Lawsuit Against Title IX Reforms
On May 6, the Department of Education issued new regulations governing the way colleges and universities must address claims of sexual misconduct under Title IX. As part of those regulations, the department mandated that institutions use a speech-protective definition of sexual harassment — one adopted by the Supreme Court in 1999 in a case called Davis v. Monroe County Board […]
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Save Our Sons Exclusives
WHY ARE Some Members of Congress Opposing Due Process Protections for Black Male Students?
During the Senate HELP Committee’s 2015 hearing on campus sexual assault, Harvard Law Professor Janet Halley made the surprising observation that in her experience, “male students of color are accused and punished at ‘unreasonably high rates’ in campus sexual misconduct investigations.” Two years later, journalist Emily Yoffe posed this question in The Atlantic: “Is the […]
PARENTS of Former Vanderbilt Football Player Charles Wright Break Silence
Ryan and Tyra Wright, parents of Charles Wright, the former Vanderbilt football player who was Title IX expelled, have broken their silence. “As black Christian parents, we have raised our sons to understand that they are held to a higher standard of behavior than average men. We have instilled in them the value of education, […]
Must Reads
REPUBLICAN Attorneys General Argue Trump’s Title IX Rules Follow The Law Better Than Obama’s
Responding to a lawsuit by several state Democratic attorneys general, nearly as many of their Republican counterparts are coming to the defense of the Department of Education’s new Title IX rules. Fourteen top law enforcement officials, from Alaska to Florida, argued that the final regulation on sexual misconduct creates “reasonable standards for fighting gender discrimination in […]
RED PILL Cassie Jaye Writes, My Dear Friend Marc Angelucci, Was Murdered.
From Cassie Jaye, One of my dearest friends and the most brilliant and good-hearted person to dedicate his life to justice for men and boys, Marc Angelucci, was murdered yesterday in front of his home in California. I first met Marc in 2013. He was one of the first people I interviewed for The Red Pill. […]