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6 - There’s a New Sheriff in Town

Published online by Cambridge University Press:  23 June 2022

Tamara Rice Lave
Tamara Rice Lave
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University of Miami
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Summary

Chapter 6 discusses Title IX under Secretary DeVos. It begins by describing how the Department of Education quickly broke from its predecessor before recounting the two-year process of promulgating new regulations. It then turns to the first of a two-chapter deeper dive into changes made to Title IX. Here, the chapter focuses on how the new regulations narrow what counts as actionable sexual harassment and weaken oversight of schools by the Department of Education. The chapter contends that most of these changes are deeply problematic and should be reversed.

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Betsy DeVosCandace Jackson2011 Dear Colleague LetterKenneth MarcusVictim Rights Law CenterSurvJusticeEqual Rights Advocates2017 Interim GuidanceFoudation for Individual Rights in Education (FIRE)Know your IXGebser v Lago VistaDavis v Monroe County Board of Educationpeer sexual harassmentClery Act/VAWAper se discriminationfree speechseverepervasive and objectively offensiveactual knowledgenoticeconstructive knowledgeRost v Steamboat Springsdellberate indifferenceinterim measureseducation program or activityin the United Statesoff-campuson-line harassment
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Sexual Assault on Campus
Defending Due Process
 , pp. 139 - 173
Publisher: Cambridge University Press
Print publication year: 2022

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