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SAFER and V-Day Have a Challenge for You!
Originally posted in Campus
TweetToday marks the one year anniversary of the SAFER and V-Day Campus Accountability Project! CAP is a nation-wide effort to build a database of college/university sexual assault policies, and encourage students to push for change in sexual violence prevention and response on their campus. We currently have 130 policies published in our public, searchable database. [...]
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What We Missed
TweetRH Reality Check has a breakdown of the most extreme candidates up for election next week and some of their positions. It’s a bit frightening. Have you checked out the Feministing Campus blog lately? Pockets of Understanding by Winter Trabex, is one not to miss. Author and Academic Judith “Jack” Halberstam publishes this response to [...]
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Yale Fraternity stoops to new low
TweetFraternity’s don’t have the best reputation on college campuses for upstanding behavior or respect of women, but this takes it to another level. Beginning around 9:30 pm, members of the DKE fraternity marched with their pledges around Yale’s Old Campus (the home of almost all of Yale’s freshman women) chanting slogans such as “No means [...]
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“Plagiarism is something people are expelled or suspended for, but there seems to be a near-infinite tolerance for rape.”