Equality needs to extend beyond women's rights, and address the concerns of men. The idea of men’s rights is often considered taboo to talk about. It is this idea that a conversation about men’s social concerns would have the power to negate the accomplishments that feminists throughout history have made. The buzzword “equality” has limitations, where the conversation stops right when you start to mention the voice of men. So, what is this movement all about? These issues are

Judgment based on ‘biased assumptions about male behavior’ One of the risks of aggressively prosecuting male students for their alleged behavior toward female students is that colleges will dissuade Good Samaritans from helping vulnerable people. It happened when Duke University punished a fraternity that watched over an extremely intoxicated female – and even called for EMTs – when her reckless friends dumped her on the fraternity’s porch so they could sneak in to pilfer liq

Emboldened by the federal government, South Carolina students accused of sexual misconduct are taking colleges to court over disciplinary procedures they call unfair. At least two schools, the College of Charleston and Coastal Carolina University in Conway, have been sued in recent weeks after President Donald Trump's administration relaxed guidelines designed to target indifference to campus sex crimes. Critics said the policy had come at a cost to suspects' civil rights bec

Robby Soave from Reason has said that campus sexual-assault investigations have morphed into a race to the Title IX office, because whoever files the first complaint (usually female) tends to win. Judging by a lawsuit filed against the University of Pittsburgh last month, it might also work in police investigations – even if a male is the first to complain. The Pitt News reports on the dispute between two law students, in which both police and Pitt took the male student’s sid

For eight years, residents of this small town thought one of their own was a murderer. They believed Ray McCann had sexually assaulted and suffocated an 11-year-old girl in 2007. People who had known Ray McCann his whole life began to avoid him. Members of his own family turned on him. He was arrested and served 20 months in prison for allegedly lying to police during the murder investigation. But the town’s suspicion was based on a pack of lies, his attorneys said. And the p

In November 2014, a female member of Brown University’s debate team had oral sex with a male colleague while they watched a movie. Eleven months later, she filed a complaint with Brown, accusing him of sexual assault. Both parties in the case had credibility issues; he had violated a no-contact order, she had withheld from the university the bulk of their text messages. But the accused student possessed strong exculpatory evidence. He produced the full record of their communi

Education Secretary Betsy DeVos recently scrapped Obama administration guidance on how campuses investigate sexual assault — rules that many male students had opposed because they called for a low threshold of proof to determine guilt. Interim guidelines are in effect while a new process is developed. Christina Hoff Sommers, a scholar at the American Enterprise Institute and author of “The War Against Boys” and “Who Stole Feminism?,” has coined the term “victim feminism,” a s