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Oct 31, 2017

Rape-culture activists file nonsensical lawsuit against Betsy DeVos’s Title IX guidance

When the Obama administration responded to critics of its Title IX framework – many of them politically progressive feminists – it claimed that the “guidance” ordering colleges to use a low evidence standard and deprive accused students of common due process protections was not legally binding. Hence, the “Dear Colleague” letters didn’t require full regulatory rulemakings and couldn’t be challenged in court. The national nonprofit Equal Means Equal is apparently not on the sa

Oct 30, 2017

How young women convince men who want to use a condom to have unprotected sex instead

A new scientific study in published in The Journal of Sex Research suggests it is common for young women to convince their partners to have unprotected sex. Young adults in the United States bear a disproportionate share of sexually transmitted infections (STIs). They account for half of new STIs each year, despite making up about one-quarter of the sexually-active population. Condoms are the most effective means of preventing the transmission of STIs — but many men and women

Oct 28, 2017

Rep. Speier on the Law, Due Process, & Surveys

Rep. Jackie Speier (D-California) is hardly a minor player on issues of campus due process: she's the lead sponsor of the House bill to codify as law the Obama-era Title IX guidelines. So it might be assumed that, at the least, she's well-informed about the issue. That assumption would be a mistake. Here are some clips from Speier, compiled from two relatively brief periods of her questioning (mostly) Candice Jackson, at this week's House task force on campus sexual assault h

Oct 27, 2017

Candice Jackson on Campus Sex Assault: ‘We’re Not Asking Schools to Step In as Courts of Law’

In a rare public appearance, Candice E. Jackson, acting assistant secretary for civil rights in the Department of Education, spoke to lawmakers on Thursday about her office’s new philosophy on campus sexual assault. Ms. Jackson, who drew heated criticism last summer for suggesting that most campus rape cases involve alcohol and regretful female students, is overseeing how the Office for Civil Rights is adjusting its approach to enforcing Title IX, the gender-equity law, and h

Oct 27, 2017

What Betsy DeVos Gets Right About Campus Sexual Assault

On Sept. 7, Education Secretary Betsy DeVos took on one of former President Barack Obama's most controversial regulatory actions: a set of 2011 campus disciplinary procedures for students accused of sexual assault. Arguing that victims of assault were being denied justice, the Obama White House weakened traditional protections for the accused, like presumption of innocence and the right to cross-examine an accuser. DeVos, in a speech at George Mason University, said the syste

Oct 24, 2017

Due Process Is Making A Comeback For College Students Accused Of Rape

Many times throughout history societies cast aside the idea of due process, such as during the Salem witch trials and the 1980s and ’90s satanic day care scares. In each case, those accused were not given a proper chance to defend themselves, and society was told to “believe the victim.” Such has been the case in recent years on college campuses. We’re told college women face the possibility of being sexually assault on par with the frequency of war-torn Congo. We’re told tha

Oct 23, 2017

MEETING THE ENEMY A feminist comes to terms with the Men's Rights movement

By facing long-held assumptions, one woman reevaluates her own gender biases. Cassie Jaye founded Jaye Bird Productions in 2008, which has since produced a collection of documentary films that have been praised for being thought-provoking, entertaining and respectful in representing multiple competing views within each film. Jaye is known for tackling complex and often controversial subject matters. Her latest film is The Red Pill.

Oct 23, 2017

Young men’s lives matter, too

Everybody despises Harvey. Usually by this time in the public pursuit of a villain the scoundrel begins to attract a little undeserved sympathy. Not this time. The accusers keep on coming, with the passion of Emile Zola famously accusing the French government of hounding Alfred Dreyfus — “J’ accuse!” — only because he was a Jew. But the accusers of Harvey Weinstein, as the aggressive male brute with no redeeming social value, now threatens to turn their fury against men, all

Oct 21, 2017

'Victimhood narrative' taught in schools fuels anxiety in young women, academic claims

The “victimhood narrative” that is being taught at schools and universities is fuelling anxiety in young women, an academic has argued in her new book. Doctrines of “everyday sexism” are “rape culture” are having a “debilitating” effect on girls’ confidence, according to Dr Joanna Williams, a lecturer in higher education at Kent University. Institutions which should be promoting women’s rights - such as schools, universities and feminist campaigners - are now doing more harm

Oct 16, 2017

Jerry Brown Vetoes Campus Sexual Assault Bill Because It Threatens Due Process

Today California Gov. Jerry Brown vetoed Senate Bill 169, which would have codified the Obama-era Education Department's guidance for how college campuses should deal with sexual misconduct. What's more, he vetoed the bill on explicit due-process grounds. Accused students, guilty or not, "must be treated fairly and with the presumption of innocence until the facts speak otherwise," he wrote in a statement. Brown's veto comes at a time when the new Education Department, led by

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