This is so disgusting. Whether or not the Sony executives believe that Dr. Luke sexually abused and raped Kesha (and I believe her), why are they investing so much time and power against her? She does not want to work with him - do they think they’re going to get number one hits from this situation? Do they think that…

He’s an 84 year old white man whose heyday was the 1960's.

Well that makes sense. This lady was just trying to save her butt. But honestly, what kind of woman does this? What kind of person? How extremely heartless are you...to kill your child and then do a photoshoot like this?! Some people are so god damn sick. And RIP to that poor little girl. I can’t even imagine what her…

My dad was in the military, so I grew up around military people, and there are certain people in or married to someone in the service, that are pretty much obsessed with getting everything they can get from that connection and milking it for all it’s worth. Not just tangible stuff either, but sympathy and attention.…

Could be worse - it could be like how they did in Victorian times, where they ACTUALLY took pictures of the dead person. It’s super-creepy when you realize the chair the dead kid is sitting on is ITS MOTHER UNDER A SHEET.

And she put up a GoFundMe for her funeral... stating she was a single mother that couldn’t pay for the funeral. Despite being an active duty soldier (Service Group Life Insurance policy for dependents & kids-from her or the child’s father) & separated from her husband..

The answer to your question is Title IX. The school had a duty to provide her assistance and investigate her claims. It failed.

“Hernandez stumbled back to the party and found her friends. When she told them what happened, they immediately took her to the hospital. Hernandez spoke to police, and her mother flew out the very next day.”

I think receiving the salary of the football coach for life might be a good start.

If I’m reading this correctly, the victim did go to the police. The rapist is serving 20 years for the conviction. Their completely valid suit against the university is that they refused counseling services to the victim (likely in hopes of shutting her up so their athletic program wouldn't get more bad press).…

Seems like the ‘discouraging students from coming forward’ has been pretty fucking advertent for awhile now.

university police have always occupied a kind of interesting place in this regard.

Why are we even talking about the school investigating this? Since when is it a university’s job to investigate crimes? This young woman and her parents should have called the police. And to be clear, I’m not defending the university. They are absolutely culpable here as well. When they heard that an assault was…

Even if a survivor chooses to speak or take other actions to support their healing, we must not publicly comment in a way that could compromise student confidentiality or inadvertently discourage future students from coming forward.

Burn it to the ground. It’s surprising enough she got a conviction out of a football player in Texas. Hopefully she gets fuck-you rich off of this and these football factories masquerading as places of learning might think twice before minimizing a victim of the environment they created.

If you think a corporation projects women to earn $23.6 million, and the men to earn $21 million, to make the women “feel better about themselves,” then you have no clue how corporations function, or what a budgeting process is for.

Please stop commenting about labor and employment law until you know the basics of how…

Ummm this is the oldest business shes not reinventing anything. Its a tragic sign of the times to me. Men pay prositutes to leave not build a future. Its about instant gratification, basically a cheat code to getting off without the hassle of putting any effort. Men are men i dont expect much from them but glorifying…

Do you have serious relationships while being a sex worker?

Add making me side with Fox News to the reasons I hate Donald Trump.

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