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Hostile Environment Concerns May Cancel Academic Freedom David B. Porter, DPhil, Col, USAF (Ret.) June 6, 2021 I am a 72-year-old veteran and acknowledge my many blessings and privileges. I graduated from the Air Force Academy with distinction in 1971 with an engineering degree; a year later, I earned a master’s degree from UCLA in […]
Expelling the Innocent: The New Campus Black List James Moore June 2, 2021 In 2011 the US Department of Education published a “Dear Colleague” letter pertaining to Title IX of the Education Amendments of 1972 and its implementing regulations. The letter emphasized that sexual harassment of students, including sexual violence, is a form of sex […]
DACA’S DREAMERS AND TITLE IX REGULATORY DUE PROCESS: Title IX Needs to Protect Every Student Present in the US, Including Dreamers Raul Jauregui, Esq. June 2, 2021 Give or take an estimated 19 million people enrolled in higher education in the United States for fall 2020.[i] And Title IX’s mission is to protect every single […]
Healthcare Providers are Being Indoctrinated with ‘Trauma Informed’ Myths Colleen Farmer, BSN, RN June 1, 2021 I have been a Registered Nurse for the past 32 years and I have worked in the emergency room for the last 25 years. I love my job and love taking care of my patients. I am concerned, however […]
I’m Afraid to Send My Son to School: How Title IX is Hurting the Next Generation of Men Lindsay R. McKasson, Esq. May 27, 2021 If you had asked me five years ago what my law practice would look like today, I never would have guessed I would be representing wrongfully accused students. I did […]
Doe v. Purdue: Lodestar Decision On Due Process and Sex Discrimination Philip A. Byler, Esq. (winning appellate lawyer in Doe v. Purdue) Nesenoff & Miltenberg LLP May 21, 2021 When then Education Secretary DeVos announced on May 6, 2020, what would be the current Title IX regulations, she pointed to three cases that were particularly […]
PRESS RELEASE Rebecca Stewart: 513-479-3335 Email: info@saveservices.org SAVE Asks, ‘Why Are Groups Pushing to Incarcerate Even More Black Men?’ WASHINGTON / May 17, 2021 – Despite long-standing disparities by the criminal legal system in its treatment of Black men, groups are currently pushing for changes that are likely to worsen such disparities. SAVE urges an […]
Half-Truths, Myths, and Falsehoods in the Campus Sexual Assault Debate SAVE May 15, 2021 History shows that every moral panic rests upon a series of claims that are misleading, partly true, or outright falsehoods. The campus rape hysteria that pervaded American society beginning in 2011 is no exception to this rule. Following are four misrepresentations […]
Live Hearing with Cross-Examination at UC-Boulder Reveals Major Improvements Under New Title IX Regulation Larry Mertes Mertes Law, Boulder, Colorado May 14, 2021 On April 12 and 13, 2021, a retired Denver District Judge (1) conducted via Zoom the University of Colorado-Boulder’s (“UCB”) first formal hearing concerning student sexual misconduct applying the new Title IX […]
The Nomination of Catherine Lhamon: An Oxymoronic Injustice SAVE, a non-profit, non-partisan organization, is a long-standing national leader in the area of campus fairness and civil rights. SAVE supports the interests and rights of both complainants and the accused. SAVE was surprised by recent news about the nomination of Catherine Lhamon to become the Assistant […]