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Sep 30, 2018

5 Signs You’re In The Midst Of A Moral Panic

Moral panics, or instances of mass hysteria, have occurred throughout history. Two of the most notorious are the Salem Witch Trials of the 1690s and the Satanic Panic of the 1980s and '90s. The panics almost exclusively involve women and children and fears for their safety, especially from sexual abuse. We are in the midst of another such panic, but despite the similarities to past episodes, we are still unable to recognize it as such. The current panic has been playing out i

Sep 26, 2018

Op-Ed: The Attack on Kavanaugh Is Un-American

The Rolling Stone rape hoax illustrated what happens when we adhere to preconceived narratives. A reputation is a fragile thing. Last week was a testament to that simple truth. Within hours of being accused of an unsubstantiated and uncorroborated three-decades-old assault, Judge Brett Kavanaugh’s reputation as a highly respected jurist with an unblemished personal record was permanently damaged. Many rushed to declare Judge Kavanaugh guilty merely because he had been accused

Sep 22, 2018

Senators take their cues from campus kangaroo courts in prejudging Kavanaugh

Liberalism used to mean searching for truth before accepting an accusation is true. That was the old-school ACLU kind of liberal. The new kind? As National Review‘s Rich Lowry writes in Politico Magazine, it’s “braying for collective justice, regardless of the evidence, to right historic wrongs.” The campus kangaroo courts that have taken hold over the past several years have colonized fertile new territory in the U.S. Senate, Lowry writes, as it credulously accepts decades-o

Sep 19, 2018

Leaked Sex-Assault Draft Could Raise Bar for Accusers in College

College students accused of sexual harassment, but not their accusers, would be permitted to appeal a school’s decision about the responsibility for the assault, under a draft rule being considered by the Education Department. However, victim’s advocates say that could be a violation of law. The provision is one of many in a leaked draft of a proposed sexual-assault rule from the department published by the Association of Title IX Administrators and is similar in content to a

Sep 17, 2018

#MeToo movement adds insult to injury for rape victims

How does it feel to be raped? In the clamour to be the most righteous of the #MeToo era, the voices of those who have actually experienced it are rarely heard. Maybe it’s because our views don’t fit the dogma. Here’s how I describe it. When I was raped, my first instinct was to jump out of the window of the house. Not to kill myself, but to save myself. I was in such fear of the man who had entered my room as I slept that I was willing to jump from a building to escape. That’

Sep 14, 2018

Reforms to campus sexual abuse policy rattle Congress

An Aug. 29 New York Times headline, ”New U.S. Sexual Misconduct Rules Bolster Rights of Accused and Protect Colleges,” foreshadows a controversy that is headed to Congress, probably after the midterms. A draft of proposed changes to Title IX policy leaked from the Department of Education (DOE) to the NYT, which described the draft as narrowing “the definition of sexual harassment, holding schools accountable only for formal complaints filed through proper authorities and for

Sep 13, 2018

Op-Ed: Due Process for Sexual Assault Cases

Universities now play cop, prosecutor, judge and jury in campus sexual-assault cases, often without allowing due process rights to the accused. The Sixth Circuit Court of Appeals last week issued an important rebuke to these Title IX proceedings that ought to become a national standard. Since 2011 more than 300 accused students have sued over Title IX decisions. Doe v. Baumwas brought by a former University of Michigan student accused of sexual assault. John Doe and Jane Roe,

Sep 13, 2018

NCFM Lawsuit Claims Military Draft ‘Discriminates Against Men’

The nation’s oldest men’s group has filed an unprecedented lawsuit against the Selective Service System (SSS), alleging that the military draft amounts to “discrimination against males” and “unconstitutional” treatment of young men. The lawsuit, filed by California lawyer Marc Angelucci, challenges the SSS’s policy of requiring that all United States men sign up for the draft. According to federal law, all men must register within 30 days of their 18th birthday or face a vari

Sep 13, 2018

Op-Ed: Betsy DeVos is absolutely right about campus sexual assault rules

To push an issue, a leader usually needs to have integrity or street cred. Abraham Lincoln had the first when he led the country out of slavery. Richard Nixon, a security hawk, had the second when he made peace with China. President Donald Trump admittedly has neither when it comes to women's issues. So his administration is hardly in any moral position to revamp the rules governing sexual assault on college campuses that President Barack Obama, a paragon of propriety, put in

Sep 12, 2018

'Kangaroo Court': Lawyers Weigh in on Betsy DeVos' Proposed Title IX Policies for Handli

Lawyers are in two minds about potential implications of U.S. Secretary of Education Betsy DeVos’ move to draft changes to Obama-era policies for schools handling sexual misconduct allegations under the Title IX federal law. While most attorneys favor concrete rules over the general guidance provided by the Obama administration, key issues such as jurisdiction, standard of evidence and equal protection divide them. Some say the rules will silence and intimidate victims, while

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