Cnsnews.com 1/18/2015
“… This sort of overreaction illustrates how the ever-expanding definition of campus “sexual assault” apparently reaches well-meaning conduct that is not sexually-motivated at all, and does not even involve intimate areas of the body, much less sex. It also is a reason to oppose “affirmative consent” rules that require advance permission for not just sex, but also ordinary touching and kissing, and classify any failure to obtain an “agreement” in advance as “sexual assault” (even if it was not against the will of the complainant at the time it occurred). …”
Read the entire article: http://cnsnews.com/commentary/hans-bader/mistaken-hug-disabled-student-leads-suspension-sexual-assault
