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Bill pushes into college sex lives to help rape victims [View all]
Last edited Sat Jun 7, 2014, 11:29 AM - Edit history (1)
Affirmative consent is controversial?
Sacramento --
California lawmakers want to take the burden of preventing rape off victims by requiring that college students looking to hook up prove they had agreed to have sex.
The "affirmed consent" standard - already in place at many universities - could be required at all publicly funded California colleges and universities under a proposed state law being considered by the Legislature.
California lawmakers want to take the burden of preventing rape off victims by requiring that college students looking to hook up prove they had agreed to have sex.
The "affirmed consent" standard - already in place at many universities - could be required at all publicly funded California colleges and universities under a proposed state law being considered by the Legislature.
This guy apparently wasn't thinking about the implications of this statement:
"The only thing this does is decrease the number of men on campus," said Professor Gordon Finley of Florida International University, a critic of affirmative consent policies.
http://www.sfgate.com/news/article/Bill-pushes-into-college-sex-lives-to-help-rape-5535057.php
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