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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Pervasive Sex Discrimination at North Carolina Universities

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Broken: Title IX, Due Process, and the Cost Students Pay

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Report: Majority of schools surveyed don’t provide students with basic due process rights

Dec 30, 2019

Report: Majority of schools surveyed don’t provide students with basic due process rights

According to a new report published by the Foundation for Individual Rights in Education (FIRE), 49 out of 53 of the top universities surveyed don’t provide students with basic due process protections. “This means that many colleges’ policies may have to be revised significantly after new Title IX regulations go into effect,” FIRE said. Title IX rule changes first proposed in November 2018 are expected to be finalized in the spring of 2020. The new changes limit the definitio

University ditches ‘Women’s Night’ at gym after male student threatens Title IX complaint

Dec 17, 2019

University ditches ‘Women’s Night’ at gym after male student threatens Title IX complaint

But he still wants a ‘legally binding document’ promising the change is permanent A male student at Adams State University complained that he was repeatedly excluded from the campus gym because of his sex. A day later, the Colorado public university told him the weekly “Women’s Night” had ended. It was an unexpectedly fast reversal, though the administration didn’t directly tell student Chris Spears that his threat to file a Title IX complaint against the school had killed th

As Education Department Prepares to Release Highly Anticipated Title IX Rules, Dem Bill Offers Last-

Dec 17, 2019

As Education Department Prepares to Release Highly Anticipated Title IX Rules, Dem Bill Offers Last-

Democratic lawmakers have mobilized a last-ditch effort to stop the release of controversial federal rules that govern how schools across the country must respond to sexual misconduct complaints. The legislation from four Democratic congresswomen aims to halt the release of highly anticipated regulations expected soon from the Education Department that would bolster the due process rights of students accused of sexual misconduct. Draft regulations released last year would mak

Court Upholds That Campus Sexual Harassment Must Be ‘Severe, Pervasive, And Objectively Offensive’ F

Dec 16, 2019

Court Upholds That Campus Sexual Harassment Must Be ‘Severe, Pervasive, And Objectively Offensive’ F

Regular readers by now are aware of Title IX, a statute that is supposed to prevent sex discrimination in educational institutes. It originally related to opportunities for women in college sports. For example, if a school had a men’s basketball team, it couldn’t refuse women a basketball team. Over the years, however, the statute quickly evolved. In one early 90s lawsuit – against Brown University – activists argued that it wasn’t enough for the school to provide women with

Former Yale student who was expelled after a jury acquitted him of sexual assault files lawsuit agai

Dec 14, 2019

Former Yale student who was expelled after a jury acquitted him of sexual assault files lawsuit agai

A Yale student expelled for sexually assaulting a female student after he had been acquitted of the charges in court filed a lawsuit against the university Friday seeking $110 million in damages. The lawsuit by Saifullah Khan, which alleges that Yale denied him an education and ruined his reputation, is the latest legal volley that began in the fall of 2015 when Khan was accused of rape by a fellow student. Khan, a native of Afghanistan, was recruited by Yale University and o

Ruling Narrows Title IX Obligations

Dec 13, 2019

Ruling Narrows Title IX Obligations

An appellate court’s decision could minimize colleges and universities’ responsibility to provide remedies for victims of sexual misconduct on campus. A three-judge panel of the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Sixth Circuit ruled that Michigan State University and one of its senior administrators cannot be held liable for student victims’ emotional distress after seeing their alleged perpetrators on campus because the interactions did not lead to further sexual harassment or as

Joe Biden Promises To Restore Obama’s Disastrous Campus Kangaroo Courts

Dec 13, 2019

Joe Biden Promises To Restore Obama’s Disastrous Campus Kangaroo Courts

Joe Biden has learned nothing from the Title IX due process disaster plaguing America’s campuses. The former vice president has released a plan on his website to restore the Obama administration’s infamous 2011 Dear Colleague letter, which Biden’s plan describes as outlining how to “fairly conduct Title IX proceedings.” In reality, the Dear Colleague letter introduced a monstrously unfair process that has forced hundreds of young men to sue for their rights — and reputations

DEMS AIM TO BLOCK DEVOS TITLE IX RULE CHANGES, SAY THEY COULD HAVE 'CHILLING EFFECT' ON STUD

Dec 10, 2019

DEMS AIM TO BLOCK DEVOS TITLE IX RULE CHANGES, SAY THEY COULD HAVE 'CHILLING EFFECT' ON STUD

Democratic lawmakers introduced on Tuesday a bill aimed at stopping Department of Education Secretary Betsy DeVos from implementing changes to Title IX regulation they consider harmful to victims of sexual misconduct on college campuses. "These rules could have a chilling effect on students' willingness to come forward with allegations of sexual misconduct and would be a detriment to survivors and to students in general and the academic institutions they attend," a joint stat

She Accused Him Of Sexual Assault After They Broke Up. He Was Punished, But The School Just Settled.

Dec 8, 2019

She Accused Him Of Sexual Assault After They Broke Up. He Was Punished, But The School Just Settled.

A male Fairfield University student was effectively expelled from the school after a female student made conflicting sexual assault claims against him after the two broke up. The male student, referred to in court documents as John Doe, was a senior at the university when he began a sexual relationship with a female student, referred to as Jane Roe. John was preparing to graduate and go on to a graduate program at another university when he and Jane, whom he had known for a y

Georgetown Prof who called for “miserable deaths” of white men off the hook

Dec 8, 2019

Georgetown Prof who called for “miserable deaths” of white men off the hook

The U.S. Department of Education’s Office for Civil Rights (OCR) has launched a Title IX investigation against Georgetown University to formally determine if the school’s women-only programs violate Title IX. The OCR, however, has declined to look into the feminist professor whose tweet about Brett Kavanaugh triggered the investigation in the first place. Title IX—a federal law that threatens to revoke funding for schools found guilty of discriminating “on the basis of sex”—w

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