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Jul 28, 2017

Betsy DeVos is right: In college sexual assault cases, due process matters

In a series of meetings earlier this month, Education Secretary Betsy DeVos signaled strong disagreement with the Obama administration’s aggressive erosion of due process protections for college students accused of sexual assault. While deploring the horrors of the offense, DeVos added that “a system without due process protections … serves no one.” This was a welcome change from the decrees issued by the Obama-era Office for Civil Rights (OCR), which had told colleges to avo

Jul 27, 2017

College Students Falsely Accused Of Sexual Assault Have A Good Couple of Weeks

Nothing can ever replace the reputation lost after a false accusation of sexual assault, but students accused of the heinous crime on college campuses received some good news these past couple of weeks. It began in early July, when Allegheny College settled with a student who had been accused. The school had refused to speak with the accuser’s friend, who said the accuser was angry with the male student she accused for not wanting to date her. The school also refused to tell

Jul 27, 2017

National Coalition For Men (NCFM) highlighted in New York Times Podcast, The Daily

NCFM President Harry Crouch was interviewed by the New York Times for a story they were doing on Education Secretary Betsy DeVos who signaled that she intends to take a hard look at whether college campuses have gone too far in cracking down on sexual assault. CLICK HERE to listen to the podcast.

Jul 26, 2017

BETSY DEVOS IS RIGHT ABOUT TITLE IX

Campus sexual assault is back in the news. Last week, Betsy DeVos, the US secretary of education, came under fire for suggesting that federal law related to campus sexual violence needed to be reformed. Part of the outrage was due to the fact that, as well as meeting with anti-rape activists, DeVos reportedly met with some men’s rights groups who had been known to publish pictures of complainants online, calling them false accusers. DeVos’ comments were focused on the use of

Jul 26, 2017

Op-Ed: In Title IX meetings, DeVos seeking fairness for all concerned

BEFORE deciding whether to change an Obama-era directive regarding the handling of sexual assault cases on college campuses, Education Secretary Betsy DeVos met recently with students who said they had been victims of such assaults. DeVos also met with others who said their schools had found them guilty of sexual assaults that they didn't commit. For this she was skewered by some on the left who believe the system in place the past several years works fine. The latter meeting

Jul 23, 2017

Colleges won’t change the way they handle rape claims until this happens

Paul Nungesser finally got justice last week. Nungesser — who was falsely accused by Emma Sulkowicz (aka Mattress Girl) of sexual assault during their sophomore year at Columbia University and then subjected to harassment by her and other campus activists for years afterward — sued the school under Title IX, claiming that he was subject to unfair treatment because of his sex. Columbia announced earlier this month that it had settled the suit. But whether other men like Nunges

Jul 21, 2017

Campus Rape: Revisiting the 'Dear Colleague' Letter

Responding in 2011 to a false narrative that sexual assault on college campuses was out of control, Russlyn Ali, at the time the assistant secretary for civil rights in Barack Obama’s Department of Education, penned what became known as the “Dear Colleague” letter. It was a 19-page “significant guideline document” for colleges and universities to follow, but its major effects on campus life were to make it extremely difficult for a student accused of sexual assault to defend

Jul 21, 2017

Op-Ed: Any changes in campus sex assault standards must be fair to accusers and accused

After hearing concerns about punishment without due process, U.S. Education Secretary Betsy DeVos believes that federal guidance on campus sexual assaults has created unfairness. That’s why she is mulling big changes in current rules. DeVos is considering rolling back the Obama administration’s 2011 “Dear Colleague” letter, which urged colleges to treat sexual harassment and violence as sex discrimination under Title IX — the 1972 directive that prohibits discrimination based

Jul 20, 2017

Op-Ed: Betsy DeVos’s Due Process

Education Secretary Betsy DeVos admitted last week that the adjudication of campus sexual assault is “an issue we’re not getting right.” Before correcting course, Mrs. DeVos is meeting with rape survivors, their advocates, administrators—and even students who say they were wrongly punished under the Title IX law that covers such cases. Far from seeing the wisdom in this multitude of counsels, progressives are outraged. Pennsylvania Sen. Bob Casey complained that meetings with

Jul 20, 2017

Op-Ed: Yes, it’s time to revisit Obama’s Title IX campus sexual assault guidance

Last week, Education Secretary Betsy DeVos did something her critics found unthinkable: After meeting with college administrators and student victims of sexual assault, she met with students who claim they had been falsely branded as rapists by their learning institutions under a provision of the law called Title IX. The response on the left was unsurprising. She’s “enabling rape deniers,” exclaimed the headline of Jessica Valenti’s column in the Guardian. These meetings are

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