It's been nearly 50 years since the passage of Title IX, the landmark civil rights law prohibiting sex-based discrimination at federally funded schools, including in-athletic programs.

But violations still exist.

The Title IX system produces more institutional betrayal and fewer accountability actions than our criminal justice system.

Had they had done their job the first time, my daughter would not have been assaulted.

I didn't ever consider the size difference between him and I until I was under the weight of him and I was like, wow, I could die.

Her friends were telling her like, hey, I had a class today and guess what?

They used your actual case as our homework.

Places like theater departments, music departments, There's that competitive component.

There is a hierarchy, and men are at the top of that hierarchy.

This wasn't just an instance of him crossing boundaries with multiple young women.

This was him manipulating all of us.

I do think what he was doing was grooming.

I was at his absolute Beckin call.

I would have done anything he wanted me to do.

He looks at me and says, everyone's probably wondering

why you're here with me and who you are and why you're so special.

Over time, our sexual contact became less and less consensual.

A fraternity or a football team are really good examples of places where we know that the violence

perpetration rate is higher than other places on campus.

The Utah Valley student's lawsuit claims her own school didn't help her when she reported

she was raped in 2019 because her alleged assailant was a student at the University of Utah,

the second university that she says failed to act. That is, until Unified Police started investigating.

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