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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False claims of rape should be jailable

Apr 30, 2018

False claims of rape should be jailable

False rape accusations take away from valid cases where rapists should be tried and convicted. Those who falsely accuses another of rape, and later admit to lying, should serve time in jail. Rape cases can be difficult to prove since physical evidence can be easily damaged, according to the Rape, Abuse and Incest National Network. Common, acts, such as showering and using the restroom, can be enough to potentially compromise crucial evidence. Although it may be hard to prove,

University of Texas to Treat Masculinity as a 'Mental Health' Issue

Apr 28, 2018

University of Texas to Treat Masculinity as a 'Mental Health' Issue

The Counseling and Mental Health Center at the University of Texas at Austin recently launched a new program to help male students “take control over their gender identity and develop a healthy sense of masculinity.” Treating masculinity as if it were a mental health crisis, “MasculinUT” is organized by the school’s counseling staff and most recently organized a poster series encouraging students to develop a “healthy model of masculinity.” The program is predicated on a crit

Colorado bill would ban attorneys from defending clients in college sexual assault investigations

Apr 26, 2018

Colorado bill would ban attorneys from defending clients in college sexual assault investigations

A bill that would significantly alter the way Colorado colleges handle sexual assault investigations passed the House on Wednesday, but it carries some contentious changes, KCNC-TV reported. The bill, HB 18-1391, would bar attorneys from actively representing either party in a sexual assault investigation, and would set a uniform burden of proof for sexual assault cases at Colorado universities. What does the bill say? HB 18-1391, “Sexual Misconduct in Higher Education” aims

Judge rules Ohio State Title IX official can be personally liable for helping rape accuser lie

Apr 26, 2018

Judge rules Ohio State Title IX official can be personally liable for helping rape accuser lie

‘Jane Roe did have a motive to claim she was too drunk: she was threatened with expulsion’ A year and a half after a federal judge let a due-process lawsuit continue against Ohio State University officials, one of them may face personal ruin for her decisions during a Title IX proceeding. “A reasonable jury could find that Natalie Spiert,” sexual violence support coordinator and advocate for “Jane Roe” during the proceeding, “knew or should have known that Jane Roe lied or mi

She Retroactively Decided She Didn’t Like Their Encounter, And It Destroyed His Semester

Apr 25, 2018

She Retroactively Decided She Didn’t Like Their Encounter, And It Destroyed His Semester

An Illinois State University student is suing his school because even though they found him not responsible for sexual assault, a premature suspension effectively punished him. An Illinois State University student is suing his school because even though they found him not responsible for sexual assault, a premature suspension caused him to fail his courses for one semester and kept him from enrolling for the next, effectively punishing him even though he was innocent. The mal

Judge rebukes UC-Santa Barbara for using ‘trauma informed’ approach in Title IX proceeding

Apr 20, 2018

Judge rebukes UC-Santa Barbara for using ‘trauma informed’ approach in Title IX proceeding

‘Evidence of a practice’ that affects all accused students Administrators in California public colleges should sit up and take notice of a new ruling out of the state Superior Court against the University of California regents. Not only were they ordered to pay $31,000 to an accused student in a Title IX proceeding, but Judge Tara Desautels specifically faulted the “trauma informed” training that was used in the University of California-Santa Barbara’s proceeding against “Joh

Education Dept takes steps to dismiss hundreds of civil rights complaints: report

Apr 20, 2018

Education Dept takes steps to dismiss hundreds of civil rights complaints: report

The Education Department has started dismissing hundreds of civil rights complaints that investigators deem onerous or unnecessary. The New York Times reported that the Education Department's Civil Rights Office has begun dismissing the cases under a new provision implemented as part of a plan to revise the agency's manual for handling civil rights complaints. The revisions are intended to help the department better manage its docket, Liz Hill, a spokeswoman for the Education

Op-Ed: North Carolina Court of Appeals delivers blow to student privacy

Apr 20, 2018

Op-Ed: North Carolina Court of Appeals delivers blow to student privacy

In a decision published Tuesday, the North Carolina Court of Appeals ruled to the benefit of several media groups over UNC-Chapel Hill, ordering the school to release the names of students found responsible for certain offenses in the university system. As reported by Technician, the ruling establishes that the North Carolina Public Records Act supersedes the discretion granted to universities by the Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act. In the opinion of the court, stat

UNC must disclose sexual assault findings, judges rule

Apr 17, 2018

UNC must disclose sexual assault findings, judges rule

UNC Chapel Hill must provide the public with the names of students and employees found responsible for rape, sexual assault or related offenses through the school’s honor court and internal procedures. The North Carolina Court of Appeals issued a ruling on Tuesday disputing the university’s claims that federal law prohibits UNC Chapel Hill officials from turning over such records. The unanimous ruling came almost a month after attorneys for The Daily Tar Heel, the UNC student

Feminists don’t care about the gender gap in ballet. Why should we care about the one in tech?

Apr 15, 2018

Feminists don’t care about the gender gap in ballet. Why should we care about the one in tech?

What, if anything, do ballet and tech have in common? The obvious answer is that both fields show highly disproportionate gender distributions. Less acknowledged but no less relevant is this uncomfortable commonality: Both are industries where it pays to be in the sexual minority. I know, because I was a ballet dancer for 16 years. In the ballet world, men’s unfair advantage in hiring and casting is as widely understood and as rarely acknowledged as is the rampant anorexia. A

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