The University of Pennsylvania has over 20 women programs listed in the complaint but nothing similar for men. Although, for men, PENN offers,Ā Men Against Rape & Sexual Assault.
There is no correspondingĀ Women Against Rape & Sexual Assault? Is it possible that PENN’s administration believes women do not rape or commit sexual assault? Really? We’d like to know. We would also like to see balanced programs for men and women, as well as gender inclusive programs, all devoid of misandry, advocacy research and gynocentric ideology.
100621 NCFM Title XI complaint U of Pennsylvania
We thank NCFM Member Kursat Christoff Pekgoz for his scholarly assistance in writing this complaint.
I’m just coming across this lawsuit and am not a lawyer, so please forgive my ignorance. I am wondering if the remedy you seek is affirmative action so men will be able to comprise 50% of college / grad school cohorts, despite earning lower grades than women in high school or undergrad?
I have heard anecdotally that colleges are admitting less-qualified men in order to make up incoming freshmen classes closer to equal numbers of men and women. This is because women don’t like the way they outnumber men (mostly for dating purposes) that results from fairly applying admissions criteria to both sexes. Is this suit an attempt to more formally codify such arrangements?
Appreciate any insights for layperson.