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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2020 Update: “For every 100 girls…..” Part I

Oct 28, 2020

2020 Update: “For every 100 girls…..” Part I

In 2011, Thomas G. Mortenson, senior scholar at the Pell Institute for the Study of Opportunity in Higher Education in Washington, D.C. and independent higher education policy analyst, put together and published the 100+ item list “For Every 100 Girls….” on Education Week. In an email, Tom explained to me that “At the time I wrote it initially I was hearing and reading that boys were no different than girls, and the data I was looking at said something very different. Our dif

Using ‘Transparency’ to Obscure: The Daily Tar Heel and UNC’s Title IX Records

Oct 25, 2020

Using ‘Transparency’ to Obscure: The Daily Tar Heel and UNC’s Title IX Records

Sunlight,” Justice Louis Brandeis once wrote, “is said to be the best of disinfectants; electric light the most efficient policeman.” Few aspects of the contemporary academy more need enhanced sunlight than the Title IX adjudication process, which operates almost entirely in the dark—even going as far as not publicizing the training materials that adjudicators used before the adoption of the new Title IX regulations. Providing only a beam of sunlight, however, can obscure as

George Washington U. tells ‘Girls Who Code’ student group it cannot discriminate based on sex

Oct 25, 2020

George Washington U. tells ‘Girls Who Code’ student group it cannot discriminate based on sex

Also told the Albanian student group it had to update its club constitution George Washington University has given 23 student groups, including a number of female-led student groups, until December to amend their club constitutions to comply with the school’s nondiscrimination policy. Anne Graham, the university’s director of student involvement and leadership, told the groups in mid-September that their constitutions had to be updated by December 14, according to student pap

Yale SOM under DOE investigation for alleged sex discrimination

Oct 25, 2020

Yale SOM under DOE investigation for alleged sex discrimination

Yale University is being investigated by the Office for Civil Rights within the United States Department of Education for allegedly violating Title IX by running women-only programs at the Yale School of Management. According to a complaint filed by Mark J. Perry, an economics professor at University of Michigan, Flint, the Yale SOM discriminates against men on the basis of sex by excluding them from applying for several executive education programs created solely for women.

UNC petitions U.S. Supreme Court to review ruling in sexual assault records case

Oct 25, 2020

UNC petitions U.S. Supreme Court to review ruling in sexual assault records case

UNC has petitioned the U.S. Supreme Court to review the ruling that ordered it to release sexual assault records, following a four-year lawsuit. The University cited the safety and well-being of students as reasons the ruling should be reviewed. The University released the records in August, showing that 15 students had been found in violation of UNC's sexual assault policy since 2007. The North Carolina Supreme Court ruled in May that the records must be released under state

Judge tosses lawsuit challenging DeVos’ sexual misconduct rule for schools, colleges

Oct 25, 2020

Judge tosses lawsuit challenging DeVos’ sexual misconduct rule for schools, colleges

A federal judge on Tuesday dismissed a lawsuit from the American Civil Liberties Union that aimed to block Education Secretary Betsy DeVos’ rule dictating how colleges and K-12 schools must respond to reports of sexual misconduct. Judge Richard D. Bennett sided with DeVos and the Education Department, ruling that the four plaintiffs listed in the lawsuit lack standing to sue. Bennett said the advocacy group leading the lawsuit, Know Your IX, “has not adequately alleged facts

They Each Filed Sexual Assault Claims Against Each Other. His Was Dismissed. Hers Was Not.

Oct 25, 2020

They Each Filed Sexual Assault Claims Against Each Other. His Was Dismissed. Hers Was Not.

Two students who each filed a sexual assault claim against the other based on the same sexual encounter were treated very differently by their college, leading to a harsh rebuke from a judge appointed by President Bill Clinton. The students, referred to as John Doe and Jane Roe in court documents, were both students at Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute in New York. John was a senior when he matched with Jane on the dating app Tinder. The two messaged during the Fall 2019 semes

Yale under federal investigation for discrimination against men in several programs

Oct 25, 2020

Yale under federal investigation for discrimination against men in several programs

No men allowed in ‘leadership’ programs Yale University is fighting a two-front war against the Trump administration, with the Department of Education joining the Department of Justice in claiming that the Ivy League school discriminates based on immutable traits. Just a day after Justice filed suit against Yale for discriminating against white and Asian applicants, Education notified the professor who filed a complaint against Yale that it had opened an investigation. Univer