let hope she's in shackles
The flaw that survives in the new proposed Title IX Rule
On Friday, Secretary of Education Betsy DeVos unveiled her much anticipated proposed Title IX Rule. The regulations go a long way towards correcting Obama-era guidelines that nearly did away with due process in cases of alleged sexual misconduct on campus.
The new rule abolishes the single investigator model, mandates a right to cross-examine accusers and witnesses, limits the jurisdiction of campus investigations, and defines sexual misconduct in accordance with law.
Although advocates of due process are right to commend DeVos’ work, even those improved rules retain a fundamental flaw: creating a separate legal universe that only applies to college students.
https://www.washingtonexaminer.com/opinion/the-flaw-that-survives-in-the-new-proposed-title-ix-rule?
Ron Galimore, USA Gymnastics COO Tied to Sexual Abuse Scandal, Resigns
Ron Galimore, the last remaining USA Gymnastics official who was in a leadership role during the explosive sexual abuse scandal that emerged in 2016, has resigned.
The organization made the announcement in a two-sentence press release. “The USA Gymnastics Board of Directors has accepted the resignation of Chief Operating Officer Ron Galimore. We wish him well in his future endeavors.“
Galimore, a gymnast who competed in the 1980 Olympics and was employed by Indianapolis-based USA Gymnastics since 1994, has been a lightning rod for criticism by abuse survivors. His resignation comes less than two weeks after the U.S. Olympic Committee initiated proceedings to remove USA Gymnastics’ status as the sport’s governing body in the country.
The Indianapolis Star first reported in 2016 that USA
http://time.com/5457332/ron-galimore-usa-gymnastics-coo-resigns/