National Coalition For Men Carolinas (NCFMC)

We are the Carolinas chapter of the National Coalition For Men (NCFM), a 501(c)(3) registered non-profit organization. Founded in 1977, NCFM is the oldest men's human rights organization in America. NCFM Carolinas is dedicated to ensuring fair and equitable treatment of males. Our mission is to end harmful discrimination of men and boys by educating people on how to become change agents for a better world.

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Duke and student accused of sexual misconduct settle case. But does he get a diploma?

Feb 27, 2018

Duke and student accused of sexual misconduct settle case. But does he get a diploma?

Duke University and would-be graduate Lewis McLeod are on their way toward settling a long-running lawsuit that alleges the university mishandled a 2014 sex-misconduct disciplinary hearing. Lawyers from both sides conferred Monday, striking a deal shortly before 3:45 p.m. “I’m pleased to report that we have able to resolve our differences, among all the parties, to the point that we do not require court involvement any further,” Duke lawyer Dan Hartzog Sr. told Superior Court

Duke settles long-running sexual misconduct lawsuit with Lewis McLeod

Feb 26, 2018

Duke settles long-running sexual misconduct lawsuit with Lewis McLeod

Duke settled a legal dispute Monday about its student conduct process that's been up in the air for almost four years, the University confirmed. Lewis McLeod enrolled at Duke as part of the Class of 2014, but was accused of sexually assaulting a female first-year student in November 2013. After meeting at Shooters II Saloon, the female first-year alleged McLeod took her to a fraternity house and sexually assaulted her. In February 2014, an Undergraduate Conduct Board hearing

At Yale, Trying Campus Rape in a Court of Law

Feb 25, 2018

At Yale, Trying Campus Rape in a Court of Law

The details of that night in New Haven were not all that different from many others. There was the off-campus party. The alcohol. The attempts the next morning to make sense of the memories that weren’t there, and the used condoms that were. What was different was what came next: the report to the police. The prosecutors pressing charges. And now, the trial. When Saifullah Khan, 25, stands trial in New Haven this week, accused of raping a fellow Yale student on Halloween of 2

Op-Ed: Another University Will Have To Pay For Its Title IX Zealotry

Feb 25, 2018

Op-Ed: Another University Will Have To Pay For Its Title IX Zealotry

The Obama administration was notable for its disregard of the rule of law in its avid pursuit of politically desirable outcomes. Law professor David Bernstein’s book on that subject, Lawless examined many such instances (see my review here) including the demand by Department of Education officials that colleges and universities scrap due process for accused male students in pursuit of high numbers of punishments for sexual assault. Now some of the schools that eagerly complie

Op-Ed: When David beat Goliath, once more

Feb 25, 2018

Op-Ed: When David beat Goliath, once more

In 2011, every college and university in the United States received a “guidance letter” from the Obama administration’s Department of Education declaring that all colleges and universities across the land, from Brown to Berkeley, were required to immediately amend their policies and procedures for responding to any claims of sexual harassment and sexual assault on their respective campuses. The DOE’s mandated change? Rather than being permitted to follow the long-standing pra

Duke’s sexual misconduct policy for students on court hot seat for 2nd time

Feb 23, 2018

Duke’s sexual misconduct policy for students on court hot seat for 2nd time

Duke University could be on the verge of its second major court loss in a month in cases that challenge how it deals with discipline of students accused of sexual misconduct. Superior Court Judge Henry Hight has to decide soon on whether a jury should hear would-be Duke graduate Lewis McLeod’s claims that the university broke a contract in 2014 by trying to expel him after a campus hearing panel decided he forced himself on a female first-year student. Duke wants the case dis

Op-Ed: Justice Ginsburg and Secretary DeVos agree

Feb 19, 2018

Op-Ed: Justice Ginsburg and Secretary DeVos agree

Guess who is in agreement that the Obama administration Education Department Title IX “guidance” needs to be changed? Two women who have raised families, done distinguished work in the nonprofit sector and now hold important jobs in the federal government: Education Secretary Betsy DeVos and Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg. Here is Justice Ginsburg, as interviewed by Jeffrey Rosen at the National Constitution Center, as transcribed by Reason magazine: Jeffrey Rosen:

James Madison University’s Sexual-Assault Star Chamber

Feb 14, 2018

James Madison University’s Sexual-Assault Star Chamber

It may finally be payback time for one student at James Madison University. In a case involving a dubious sexual-assault claim and a proceeding reminiscent of Franz Kafka’s The Trial, “John Doe,” the accused male student, received a five-year suspension from the university. A court later reinstated him. And now the university may be required to pay Doe a cool $849,231.25 to cover his legal costs — if the judge on the case accepts the recommendation of a federal magistrate. Th

Cassie Jaye on #MeToo: ‘Falsely Accused People Are Victims, Too’

Feb 14, 2018

Cassie Jaye on #MeToo: ‘Falsely Accused People Are Victims, Too’

“We all need to recognize that falsely accused people are victims, too,” said Cassie Jaye of persons — mostly men — who are falsely accused of committing sexual misconduct. She made her comments within a broader discussion on feminism and associated #MeToo narratives. Jaye, documentary filmmaker of The Red Pill, offered her comments on Tuesday’s edition of SiriusXM’s Breitbart News Tonight with co-hosts Rebecca Mansour and Joel Pollak. Describing “public opinion” as succumbin

Commentary: Men across the country are fighting the quiet, unbearable war of the falsely accused

Feb 14, 2018

Commentary: Men across the country are fighting the quiet, unbearable war of the falsely accused

John’s freshman year at James Madison University started out great. He did well in his classes. He made friends easily. He even started dating a fellow student. But just a couple weeks into his first semester, John’s world came crashing down. The girl he had been dating accused him of sexual assault and took her charge to the campus authorities. James Madison promptly conducted an initial hearing and found that John was “not responsible.” And John lived happily ever after…onl

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