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Originally Posted by 1964Alum
This includes both prevention and response to sexual violence. Yale is NOT subject to a Title IX investigation, a rare Ivy that isn't.
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Well, this is misleading. They aren't subject to a
current Title IX investigation because they were on the cutting edge of the rape crisis hysteria when it started, back in 2011, with the OCR's "dear colleague letter." Yale was investigated, and reached a settlement wih OCR in 2012.
Yes, quite detailed and quite long. The typical college student (even at Yale) won't even bother to read it. I submit that if most rape allegations were anything like the UVA story, it wouldn't need to be long and complicated.
But the universities are now being required to investigate and adjudicate a whole range of behavior that common sense tells us are not rapes, like the woman at Swarthmore. And if she doesn't get the "justice" she wants, she can file a Title IX complaint, or go to the media, or walk around with a mattress, or go on CNN and say she was sexually assaulted and her school did nothing about it. And how are we, her audience, to know the seriousness of her sexual assault? We can't know, because the universities can't comment and fill out the "other side of the story" and we have to believe the "victims".
The result: Its now the conventional wisdom that we have a rape crisis on our college campuses.
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