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Hi, I'm Richard Reeves. I'm a senior fellow at the Brookings Institution. I'm a

contributor to persuasion and I have my

own podcast called Dialogues with Richard Reeves. I've recently written a piece

for persuasion with the title Don't Roll back due process on campus.

And the piece is about Title IX,

which is the federal law that prohibits discrimination

on the basis of sex in education, but it also and most

pertinently shapes the way we handle sexual assault claims and harassment in

colleges. I should probably start by saying perhaps the only thing less popular to say than Donald Trump got this right

might be Donald Trump got this right after Barack Obama got this wrong. But that's precisely the case with what happened

with Title IX. There were three big problems with the 2011 guidance. The first was the burden of proof was set way too low. It was called a preponderance level of proof which just means more than 51%, more likely than not. That's pretty low given what's at stake. The second is that the guidance made the

definition of harassment too broad. It meant that one-off unwelcome advances or comments could count as harassment and then third the guidance pushed

what was called a single investigator model which meant essentially that the

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