A Frat Declared Orgasms Were Happening, So Activists Complained of Rape Culture.

A few frat boys hung a sign on their frat house. Apparently, according to the gender “experts” writing for the Queen’s University newspaper, this sign promotes rape culture and the ownership of women.

There’s a good report on this over at Community of the Wrongly Accused, a longtime defender of the due process rights of men and boys in academia and a staunch opponent of the rape hysteria that is often based upon lies, lies, and lies, but now strangleholds higher education policy on sexual misconduct. Check it out!

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One Comment

Christopher J Thompson 09/16/2013 at 3:43 am

As the Campus Ambassador for the National Coalition For Men I am saddened to see another misandraic (anti-men) article written whilst the presumption of innocence for college men is being eroded daily…

http://www.avoiceformen.com/updates/news-updates/doj-disregards-mccain-mccain-fails-to-react/

Thankfully we have assembled a group to address and promote the idea of also focusing on issues facing men and boys…

http://www.avoiceformen.com/mens-rights/activism/avfm-and-ncfm-join-forces-on-mens-college-groups/

Please feel free to contact us if you are interested in protecting men at your alma mater and thank you in advance for your time and consideration…

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A few frat boys hung a sign on their frat house. Apparently, according to the gender “experts” writing for the Queen’s University newspaper, this sign promotes rape culture and the ownership of women.

There’s a good report on this over at Community of the Wrongly Accused, a longtime defender of the due process rights of men and boys in academia and a staunch opponent of the rape hysteria that is often based upon lies, lies, and lies, but now strangleholds higher education policy on sexual misconduct. Check it out!