It’s not just BYU that’s the problem in Utah. I interviewed for the Title IX Coordinator position at Westminster College in Salt Lake City and their provost asked me what I would do if the son of a prominent donor was accused of sexual assault. Naturally I told her that I would investigate the case just like any…

I’m a Title IX coordinator at a public institution and amnesty is the commonly used word. I’m not inferring the same thing that you are. I think that having amnesty policies increases reporting. If students know that these minor violations don’t matter if they’ve been a victim of sexual assault, then they’re more…

Why is it that so many famous men get a pass on rape, sexual harassment, etc? Jared Leto has an amazing career, Woody Allen somehow isn’t banished from Hollywood, R. Kelly is beloved. Rape culture at its finest, folks.

“Perry argued that the women’s lounge violated Title IX, effectively discriminating against men by failing to provide them with their own space.”

It’s like the Florida universities are writing the book on how not to handle Title IX cases.

They don’t care. It’s Florida.

There is a huge diversity problem in comedy. We are starting to see it be addressed with regard to the discrimination and sexual harassment women face, but I think we are long overdue for the discussion about race. Frankly, Colbert’s responses don’t really surprise me. It also now totally makes sense that I don’t…

What, exactly, is the Office for Civil Rights doing? Why aren’t they crawling up Baylor’s ass? They’ve launched investigations into other universities for far less, and yet, here Baylor sits, untouched. Figure it the fuck out, OCR.

I started grooming when I was 18 and a man shamed me about my pubic hair. At 36, I’ve now gone the other way: full bush. Fuck that man for making me feel shame about my body. I like my bush and I don’t really care what any man has to say about it.