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Aug 31, 2018

Megyn Kelly: Obama ‘swung the pendulum too far’ in favor of college sexual assault victims

NBC host Megyn Kelly on Thursday attacked President Barack Obama’s administration for advancing the rights of college sexual assault victims. On her Today Show program, Kelly reported that Department of Education Secretary Betsy DeVos was moving forward with a proposal to protect the rights of the accused in college sexual assault cases. Under the new rules, colleges would not be allowed to investigate sexual assaults that occurred in off-campus fraternity houses. According t

Aug 30, 2018

New U.S. Sexual Misconduct Rules Bolster Rights of Accused and Protect Colleges

Education Secretary Betsy DeVos is preparing new policies on campus sexual misconduct that would bolster the rights of students accused of assault, harassment or rape, reduce liability for institutions of higher education and encourage schools to provide more support for victims. The proposed rules, obtained by The New York Times, narrow the definition of sexual harassment, holding schools accountable only for formal complaints filed through proper authorities and for conduct

Aug 30, 2018

Betsy DeVos Plans to Overhaul Title IX, Focus on Due Process for Accusers and the Accused

The Education Department is drafting a new approach to campus sexual misconduct adjudication. It will permit colleges to adopt higher standards in hearings, mandate cross-examination of relevant parties in a dispute, and stress that all students are considered innocent until proven guilty, an official with knowledge of the proposal has confirmed to Reason. If adopted as formal policy, these measures would go a long way toward fixing the due process deficiencies that plagued t

Aug 22, 2018

Asia Argento, a #MeToo Leader, Made a Deal With Her Own Accuser

The Italian actress and director Asia Argento was among the first women in the movie business to publicly accuse the producer Harvey Weinstein of sexual assault. She became a leading figure in the #MeToo movement. Her boyfriend, the culinary television star Anthony Bourdain, eagerly joined the fight. But in the months that followed her revelations about Mr. Weinstein last October, Ms. Argento quietly arranged to pay $380,000 to her own accuser: Jimmy Bennett, a young actor an

Aug 18, 2018

Gender Is a Construct—Except When It’s Not

A foundational tenet of academic feminism holds that alleged differences between males and females are socially constructed. This credo usually maximizes the opportunities for charging sexism, yet it will be discarded in an instant if acknowledging the innate biological and psychological differences between men and women yields an additional trove of feminist complaint. The current issue of the Yale Alumni Magazine shows how the game is played. For years, medical research neg

Aug 18, 2018

College 'Toxic Masculinity' Program Costs Students 90K Annually

The University of Oregon Men’s Center recently revamped its mission to start fighting "toxic masculinity," now a monumental effort that will cost the student body nearly $90,000 this upcoming school year alone. Founded in 2002, the Men’s Center initially served as a hangout for men to learn about healthy living and nutrition. But in early February, the Men’s Center was taken over by a young woman who announced that it would be overhauled to focus on social justice. "We are wo

Aug 16, 2018

UC Regents Found in Contempt Of Court, Expelled Student Allowed to Return to UCSB

The Santa Barbara Superior Court found the University of California Regents in contempt of court on Friday, stating that a student accused of stalking and sexual violence had been denied due process on two separate occasions and thus would be allowed to return to UC Santa Barbara. Judge Donna D. Geck ruled the UC Regents failed to provide a fair hearing for the accused student, known in court documents as John Doe, in a Title IX investigation. UCSB expelled Doe in November 20

Aug 15, 2018

Michigan funds campus sexual-assault programs that experts call ‘junk science’

Coached final memories are more, not less, vulnerable to manipulation Michigan leaders apparently ignored writer Emily Yoffe’s exposé of the “junk science” behind “trauma-informed” practices in sexual-assault investigations in The Atlantic last year. It just made available its fourth round of grants through the Campus Sexual Assault Grant Program, created at the behest of First Lady Sue Snyder after her 2015 “Inform. Empower. Prevent. Let’s End Campus Sexual Assault” summit,

Aug 15, 2018

Is The DOJ Looking To Create A Campus Sex Offender Registry?

UPDATE: A representative from the SMART office responded to a Daily Wire inquiry and insisted that the information collected would not be used to create a sex offender registry for college students, despite concerns. The representative said the department was just collecting information on the policies and procedures used at various colleges and universities, and assured The Daily Wire this information would not be shared with other departments or agencies. A curious notice a

Aug 14, 2018

Feminist Philosopher Suspended for Sexual Harassment

New York University suspended Avital Ronell, a professor of German and comparative literature, for the coming year after finding that she sexually harassed a graduate student, Nimrod Reitman, The New York Times reported. Ronell’s behavior was “sufficiently pervasive to alter the terms and conditions of Reitman’s learning environment,” the university determined in its investigation under Title IX of the Education Amendments of 1972, which prohibits gender discrimination. Reitm

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