There are two certainties from the current crusade against due process for students accused of sexual assault. First, in coming years, there will be a higher percentage of convictions, since colleges must use the preponderance-of-evidence and are strongly discouraged from allowing accused students from cross-examining their accusers. Second, because so few due process protections exist […]
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“The Microaggression Farce,” Heather Mac Donald’s latest article for City Journal, is getting a lot of attention. It examines one of the more pathetic campus trends, finding alleged racism in acts so small (or non-existent) that only aggrieved students of color and their allies can spot them. Mac Donald writes: “As student claims of racial […]
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