WHITE HOUSE sets GUIDELINES to address SEXUAL
ASSAULTS on COLLEGE CAMPUSES!
ASSAULTS on COLLEGE CAMPUSES!
According to the UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT of
JUSTICE:
JUSTICE:
1)
In 2013, over 34,000 WHITE WOMEN were RAPED by BLACK MEN
in NORTH AMERICA!
In 2013, over 34,000 WHITE WOMEN were RAPED by BLACK MEN
in NORTH AMERICA!
2)
In 2013, 8 BLACK WOMEN were RAPED by WHITE MEN in NORTH
AMERICA!
In 2013, 8 BLACK WOMEN were RAPED by WHITE MEN in NORTH
AMERICA!
3)
BLACK are more than 90-TIMES more likely to COMMIT a RACE
HATE against a WHITE PERSON than VICE-VERSA!
BLACK are more than 90-TIMES more likely to COMMIT a RACE
HATE against a WHITE PERSON than VICE-VERSA!
April
28, 2014 8:19
28, 2014 8:19
The White House will release new guidelines on Tuesday to urge
universities to handle sexual assaults more aggressively
and efficiently, The New York Times reported Monday night.
universities to handle sexual assaults more aggressively
and efficiently, The New York Times reported Monday night.
New guidelines, drafted by the task force President Barack Obama launched
in January, will include recommendations for anonymous surveys of sexual
assault cases every three years starting in 2015, the Los Angeles Times
reported. The New York Times reported that the White House will likely call on
Congress to make the survey mandatory, enforced legislatively or
administratively.
in January, will include recommendations for anonymous surveys of sexual
assault cases every three years starting in 2015, the Los Angeles Times
reported. The New York Times reported that the White House will likely call on
Congress to make the survey mandatory, enforced legislatively or
administratively.
Guidelines are a part of the broader report on sexual assaults. The New
York Times said the report will also urge universities to ensure
confidentiality of sexual assault reports and that assault prevention training
programs will train bystanders on how to intervene.
York Times said the report will also urge universities to ensure
confidentiality of sexual assault reports and that assault prevention training
programs will train bystanders on how to intervene.
The task force also plans to launch a web site called NotAlone.gov where
enforcement data will be published, the Los Angeles Times reported.
enforcement data will be published, the Los Angeles Times reported.
At an appearance at UC Berkeley in early April, Rep. Jackie Speier,
D-Hillsborough, said she is planning to introduce federal legislation to
strengthen the government’s efforts to combat sexual assault on university
campuses. She, along with other legislators, also called for campus safety
statistics to be included in the U.S. News & World Report’s annual college
rankings.
D-Hillsborough, said she is planning to introduce federal legislation to
strengthen the government’s efforts to combat sexual assault on university
campuses. She, along with other legislators, also called for campus safety
statistics to be included in the U.S. News & World Report’s annual college
rankings.
The renewed push for more aggressive handling of sexual assaults comes
after a series of high-profile cases in which students filed complaints against
several universities alleging they mishandled cases of sexual assault. At UC
Berkeley, 31 current and former students filed federal complaints against the
university in late February, alleging officials have not pursued sexual assault
cases aggressively enough.
after a series of high-profile cases in which students filed complaints against
several universities alleging they mishandled cases of sexual assault. At UC
Berkeley, 31 current and former students filed federal complaints against the
university in late February, alleging officials have not pursued sexual assault
cases aggressively enough.
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