Government
Jun. 14, 2014
Sex on campus: only 'yes' means yes
To effectively address the serious and escalating problem of sexual assaults on college campuses, we must create a culture of consent.
Barbara S. Bryant
Lecturer
UC Berkeley School of Law
Email: bsbryant@pacbell.net
Professor Bryant teaches sexual and gender harassment law.
"No means no" isn't enough. To effectively address the serious and escalating problem of sexual assaults on college campuses, we must create a culture of consent. There has been much press recently about Senate Bill 967, which addresses this as well as the frequent reports of campus officials ignoring accusations, cross-examining accusers as the suspect party, and/or failing to adequately investigate allegations or punish known offenders. The essence of the bill assigns the responsibilit...
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