Three Four recent lawsuits (for a total of 66 67) were added to the lawsuits database today against the following schools:
- University of California-Santa Barbara
- University of California-San Diego
- Brandeis University, filed 2015-4-9
- San Diego State University (added 11:30 PM)
- Henry v. Delaware State University – Confidential settlement.
- Yu v. Vassar: Vassar’s motion for summary judgment granted; gender bias claim rejected; case dismissed. NOTE: the judge in this case was recommended to her post by Kirsten Gillibrand, a senator prominent for spearheading the issue of sexual assault on campus.
As usual, there is both good and bad to be found here. The reality, however, is that these cases are all making an impact. The media is taking notice not only of these lawsuits, but of this very website, which was cited just yesterday by The Wall Street Journal. And that’s just one example of many.
And I have also received numerous emails from concerned parents and accused students who have thanked me for my work in this area (specifically the database); not only does it help them know that they are not alone, it also helps them chart out an effective battle-map so they can take action and demand redress.
So if you haven’t yet, go now and see the lawsuits database. And thank you for helping me maintain accurate and up-to-date records!
How long before we reach 100 cases?
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Three Four recent lawsuits (for a total of 66 67) were added to the lawsuits database today against the following schools:
- University of California-Santa Barbara
- University of California-San Diego
- Brandeis University, filed 2015-4-9
- San Diego State University (added 11:30 PM)
- Henry v. Delaware State University – Confidential settlement.
- Yu v. Vassar: Vassar’s motion for summary judgment granted; gender bias claim rejected; case dismissed. NOTE: the judge in this case was recommended to her post by Kirsten Gillibrand, a senator prominent for spearheading the issue of sexual assault on campus.
As usual, there is both good and bad to be found here. The reality, however, is that these cases are all making an impact. The media is taking notice not only of these lawsuits, but of this very website, which was cited just yesterday by The Wall Street Journal. And that’s just one example of many.
And I have also received numerous emails from concerned parents and accused students who have thanked me for my work in this area (specifically the database); not only does it help them know that they are not alone, it also helps them chart out an effective battle-map so they can take action and demand redress.
So if you haven’t yet, go now and see the lawsuits database. And thank you for helping me maintain accurate and up-to-date records!
How long before we reach 100 cases?
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Great news… AVFMS is becoming the goto source for all false rape accusations on University campuses since the start of the website.
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Indeed!
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I have a strong feeling that future academia will be online source like AVFMS. Current academia has lost its prestige because of pseudoscience like gender studies and women studies.
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Thank you, Tony. And thank you for promoting AVFMS content on Imgur, Reddit, and elsewhere – it all adds up!
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I am currently a graduating senior at Hunter College, and I have a GPA of 4.0. I applied to their Graduate Center PhD program, and was denied while less qualified FEMALE candidates got in with a third of my coursework and a fourth of my qualifications. I complained to the Graduate Center in writing about the denial and asked them to have access to what they wrote on my file. As a result of that, I have good reason to believe the professors (who are essentially the same people who teach at Hunter College) are getting ready for an academic vendetta on my grades at Hunter, and they probably will do their utmost to sink my graduation process at the last semester. Does anyone know of any legal remedies for this kind of thing?
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More from Title IX for All
Accused Students Database
Research due process and similar lawsuits by students accused of Title IX violations (sexual assault, harassment, dating violence, stalking, etc.) in higher education.
OCR Resolutions Database
Research resolved Title IX investigations of K-12 and postsecondary institutions by the Department of Education’s Office for Civil Rights (OCR).
Attorneys Directory
A basic directory for looking up Title IX attorneys, most of whom have represented parties in litigation by accused students.
Great news… AVFMS is becoming the goto source for all false rape accusations on University campuses since the start of the website.
Indeed!
I have a strong feeling that future academia will be online source like AVFMS. Current academia has lost its prestige because of pseudoscience like gender studies and women studies.
Thank you, Tony. And thank you for promoting AVFMS content on Imgur, Reddit, and elsewhere – it all adds up!
I am currently a graduating senior at Hunter College, and I have a GPA of 4.0. I applied to their Graduate Center PhD program, and was denied while less qualified FEMALE candidates got in with a third of my coursework and a fourth of my qualifications. I complained to the Graduate Center in writing about the denial and asked them to have access to what they wrote on my file. As a result of that, I have good reason to believe the professors (who are essentially the same people who teach at Hunter College) are getting ready for an academic vendetta on my grades at Hunter, and they probably will do their utmost to sink my graduation process at the last semester. Does anyone know of any legal remedies for this kind of thing?