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The students of the University of San Diego (USD) demand that USD holds rapists and perpetrators of sexual assault accountable. The University of San Diego decided that Jane Doe’s* rapist would be allowed back onto campus after just a one semester suspension, forcing her to transfer schools to protect her own physical and mental safety. The school not only decided that the rapist’s presence at this school takes precedence over the survivor’s, but that the reckless destruction of Jane Doe’s very sense of self matters so little. Jane Doe’s story is not unique at this institution; USD repeatedly protects perpetrators while shaming and abandoning survivors.
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Monday, May 24, 2021
Change.org - Sexual assault at USD
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