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Three Yale students who claim they were groped at fraternity parties have filed a class-action lawsuit against the university, arguing the school has fostered an environment where alcohol-fueled gatherings at off-campus fraternity houses dictate the undergraduate social scene.

While the New Haven, Conn., university presents itself as a campus where fraternities are not a major presence, the lawsuit states that few options besides fraternity parties exist for women who want to socialize and meet other students.

The lawsuit, filed Tuesday in federal court in Connecticut, comes as universities across the country have been trying to crack down on bad behavior by fraternities, from binge drinking and sexual harassment to abusive hazing rituals that have led to several deaths. Aware that their image has been tarnished, fraternities have often been partners with universities in trying to change party culture.

Yale has often looked the other way, the plaintiffs claim, while parties rage and women from Yale and surrounding colleges are routinely sexually harassed and abused.

Joan Gilbride, a lawyer for the fraternities named in the lawsuit, said the accusations are “baseless and unfounded,” and that the fraternities and their national organizations would vigorously defend themselves against the claims.

A Yale spokesman, Thomas Conroy, said he could not comment on the specifics of the lawsuit. But he shared a message to Yale students last month from the dean of Yale College, Marvin Chun, after a yearlong review of campus culture, including fraternity culture. It said in part, “I condemn the culture described in these accounts; it runs counter to our community’s values of making everyone feel welcome, respected, and safe. I also offer some plain advice about events like these: don’t go to them.”

The dean said that Yale “plays no formal role in the organizations not affiliated with the university, including Greek organizations,” and he said the university was working on providing alternative social spaces and events on campus.

The lawsuit acknowledges that there may be questions about Yale’s ability to regulate off-campus organizations.

“Yale often claims that the university cannot punish the fraternities because they are unregistered, off-campus organizations,” the lawsuit says. But it argues that this position is disingenuous, because the fraternities “act as extensions of Yale,” providing party space, while Yale permits them to use the Yale name, Yale email addresses, Yale bulletin boards and campus facilities for recruitment.

Peter McDonough, general counsel of the American Council on Education, a university trade group, said universities have been reluctant to become too deeply involved in regulating fraternity life.

“The very concept of a campus is where people learn not only from each other but through shared experiences,” he said. “And this isn’t the K through 12 environment.”

The plaintiffs — a sophomore and two juniors — have demanded in the lawsuit that Yale and its fraternities rein in the parties. They have also asked for a court order that would force the fraternities to admit women and allow them to share in the benefits of membership, like housing and powerful alumni networks that can lead to jobs, internships and social capital.

[b]“Simply put, fraternities elevate men to social gatekeepers and relegate women and non-binary students to sexual objects,”[/b] the lawsuit said. “Moreover, Yale’s fraternities have alumni and professional connections to the business world, including banking and consulting firms, which often result in coveted job offers and economic opportunities.”

The three women who filed the suit are Anna McNeil, 20, a junior from Brooklyn majoring in art history; Eliana Singer, 19, a sophomore from Minneapolis majoring in political science; and Ry Walker, 20, a junior from Brooklyn majoring in astrophysics and African-American studies. The law firm representing them, Sanford Heisler Sharp, is also representing women who are suing Dartmouth College for sexual assault and discrimination by three professors who they said turned a human behavior research department “into a 21st-century Animal House.”

All three women in the Yale case said they were groped at fraternity parties during their first semesters. In the lawsuit, Ms. Walker, who is African-American, said she was passed over by fraternity brothers controlling admission to a party, while white women behind her were admitted.

“We eat together, take classes together, exist in this coeducational place,” Ms. Walker said in an interview. “But somehow because of the way Greek life operates on campus and the control they have over social spaces here, that means that on weekend nights, men are the only ones who have power.”

Sororities are not a substitute for fraternities, the plaintiffs said, because they have been around for much less time, and do not have the depth of contacts that fraternities have.

The lawsuit, filed as a class-action complaint, accuses Yale of violating Title IX of federal education law, which prohibits sex discrimination by institutions receiving federal funding, and breach of contract for not providing the educational environment it promised. It accuses the fraternities of violating the Fair Housing Act for offering housing only to men, and Yale and the fraternities of violating Connecticut’s law against discrimination in places of public accommodation. It seeks unspecified damages.

The women belong to a student group called Engender that has used civil rights-type tactics to try to force fraternities to accept women. For the past three years, women and “non-binary” students from Engender have tried to join fraternities. Only one fraternity, Sigma Phi Epsilon, let them apply, according to court papers. But in the end they were denied and the fraternity chapter said it was because their national chapter did not allow women, the lawsuit says.

The complaint suggests that there is a “symbiotic” relationship between Yale and its fraternities, which involves letting the fraternities manage social life on campus, in exchange for Yale officials looking the other way when parties get out of hand.

“The fraternities take on the liability associated with student alcohol consumption, and in exchange, Yale allows the fraternities to use Yale resources (and recruit Yale students) and largely turns a blind eye to the sexual harassment and assault occurring in connection with the fraternities,” the complaint says.

The lawsuit claims that Yale lags behind peers like Harvard, which in 2016 announced that it was discouraging students from joining single-sex social clubs by barring them from leadership positions on campus and from receiving endorsements for prestigious scholarships like the Rhodes.

In December, Harvard was sued by fraternities, sororities and students saying the new policy is discriminatory.

TLDR: women at Yale want the school to control behavior that occurs off campus and is unaffiliated with the school-Just because....I have no fucking idea. The frats throw parties and (gasp) men drink and try to have sex there OFF CAMPUS WITHOUT SCHOOL SANCTION. If you don't like the way they party, do not go.

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Quote:We eat together, take classes together, exist in this coeducational place,” Ms. Walker said in an interview. “But somehow because of the way Greek life operates on campus and the control they have over social spaces here, that means that on weekend nights, men are the only ones who have power.”

Well that just won’t do

Quote:Sororities are not a substitute for fraternities, the plaintiffs said, because they have been around for much less time, and do not have the depth of contacts that fraternities have.Plus guys have a sense of humor and just innately know how to have fun so it’s not fair so we want them to be miserable cunts too. Equality and shit you know

Fixed

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One of the accusers is majoring in African American studies - a professional victim doing her internship I see.

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Can I sue the feminists for emasculating me and all my male peers in college? Some call it toxic femininity.

Simple solution: avoid the alcohol-fueled frat parties if you're a SJW an attending an ivy league school. There are probably more fun things to attend on Friday nights, like maybe a book club or maybe a lecture on some dead feminist, or maybe even a showing of the vagina monologues. Remember feminists, especially the hard drinking ones, you don't need alcohol to have fun!

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(02-12-2019 07:06 PM)Heuristics Wrote:  Can I sue the feminists for emasculating me and all my male peers in college? Some call it toxic femininity.

Simple solution: avoid the alcohol-fueled frat parties if you're a SJW an attending an ivy league school. There are probably more fun things to attend on Friday nights, like maybe a book club or maybe a lecture on some dead feminist, or maybe even a showing of the vagina monologues. Remember feminists, especially the hard drinking ones, you don't need alcohol to have fun!

In the old days, the solution to this is for the Frat boy's girlfriends to get together, go find the girls who are litigating, and beat the shit out of them. Cat fights work.

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I wonder what would happen if we tricked the feminists into attacking the Freemasons for being a man only group. It could work on the blacks too since Freemasons segregate them as well.

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I spent a while trying to boil this down in my head. Here's what I take away from it:

-Men have built a social scene that the plaintiffs desperately want to be a part of
-But these men routinely do awful things to women
-And there's no alternative social scene
-Meaning women must either keep coming back to the frat parties to be harassed and abused, or become socially isolated recluses
-And despite these two horrible alternatives, no women have thought to create their own social spaces, free from excessive alcohol and sexual harassment
-And no men have taken advantage of the obvious pussy arbitrage opportunity to create a fraternity with a good, upstanding reputation that women would flock to in droves
-Meaning Yale is collectively a bunch of fucking morons.

Uh yeah this doesn't quite add up... and it sounds like utter horse shit compared to my college experience (albeit at a much larger school than Yale). Everyone knew which fraternities and social groups were safe and which ones were sleazebags, and I never heard of a single sexual harassment case involving any social circle I associated with. This smells like the plaintiffs being bitter about their low status on the Yale social ladder.

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(02-12-2019 07:00 PM)CaptainCup Wrote:  One of the accusers is majoring in African American studies - a professional victim doing her internship I see.

The lawsuit is her capstone.

G

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I don't get how they can sue the university when this happened off campus? Shouldn't they sue the fraternity?

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Launching a lawsuit against the college is a smart way to ensure they get nothing but top-tier grades from here on in.

Regardless of how the suit goes, I guarantee you these gals will be handing in used toilet paper in place of completed essays and it will still be graded A.

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The plaintiffs — a sophomore and two juniors — have demanded in the lawsuit that Yale and its fraternities rein in the parties. They have also asked for a court order that would force the fraternities to admit women and allow them to share in the benefits of membership, like housing and powerful alumni networks that can lead to jobs, internships and social capital.
-NYtimes, not gonna post link




Yeah it's gonna be a fuck no for me dawg...

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(02-13-2019 08:26 AM)Aquiles_Baesta_Parada Wrote:  The plaintiffs — a sophomore and two juniors — have demanded in the lawsuit that Yale and its fraternities rein in the parties. They have also asked for a court order that would force the fraternities to admit women and allow them to share in the benefits of membership, like housing and powerful alumni networks that can lead to jobs, internships and social capital.
-NYtimes, not gonna post link




Yeah it's gonna be a fuck no for me dawg...

Do they notrealize those groups are hugely exclusionary among men as well?

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Decent rack on the fairer haired one in blue. Notwithstanding, boner test is still coming up negative.

I’m still incredulous about these broads thinking they are entitled to the networking benefits of the fraternity. It’s like saying, “I have a right to popularity, admiration, and all the economic benefits that come with it.”

It’s a perfect specimen of Cultural Marxism.

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The three women who filed the suit are Anna McNeil, 20, a junior from Brooklyn majoring in art history; Eliana Singer, 19, a sophomore from Minneapolis majoring in political science; and Ry Walker, 20, a junior from Brooklyn majoring in astrophysics and African-American studies

Morons, studying moronic disciplines, oblivious to their own privelege of studying at Yale.
No, nothing will do. Nothing short of their entire reality conforming to their every whim will suffice.

As someone who has been through the trenches in the corporate world, WNGWNNWNE
(wouldnotgrope, wouldnotnetwork, wouldnotemploy)

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(02-13-2019 12:36 AM)eradicator Wrote:  I don't get how they can sue the university when this happened off campus? Shouldn't they sue the fraternity?

The University has deeper pockets and a stronger aversion to negative press.

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(02-13-2019 08:26 AM)Aquiles_Baesta_Parada Wrote:  The plaintiffs — a sophomore and two juniors — have demanded in the lawsuit that Yale and its fraternities rein in the parties. They have also asked for a court order that would force the fraternities to admit women and allow them to share in the benefits of membership, like housing and powerful alumni networks that can lead to jobs, internships and social capital.
-NYtimes, not gonna post link




Yeah it's gonna be a fuck no for me dawg...

The girls are so young , and so.....fat and unappealing, just frumpy.

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Good.

The Ivy League schools are a key epicenter of this whole thing. Many top intelligence and (((thought leader))) types are from there and these schools both serve as gatekeepers to elite status (ensuring people with wrong ideas never even get in the door of top businesses and institutions) but they also are heavily involved in pushing social Darwinism onto the population. For the most part the overall insanity of the leftist education system is because they're following ideas passed down from places like Yale.

Anything that undermines or disrupts these institutions is good for the rest of us.

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(02-13-2019 10:24 AM)Leonard D Neubache Wrote:  

The one in blue is also a member of the tribe. The black one is just the mascot. She’s there to balance out any white privilege.

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Did the ashkenazi milkers give it away?

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Those girls are a 10 .. if you add them all together.

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From left to right:

3.5/10 WNB,5/10 WB(I gotta thing for Jewish chicks, she is a teenager, and she needs to be long dicked by a non-tribe member), 2.5 WNB (fat, ugly and a victim complex)

EDIT- Jewish girl is still a WB, but I am not quite sure of her rating because she is flanked on both sides by aggressively unattractive women and everything is relative.

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They're an embodiment of Tikun Olam and the Jewish revolutionary spirit,
out to destroy all traditional institutions and advance the cultural marxist
agenda that their tribal kin set up in their institutions two generations ago.
The whole "patriarchy" vilification is straight out of that playbook. More
broadly, revolutionary leftism is an emanation of Jewish philosophy and
kabbalistic theology.

Given the demogrpahic makeup at the Ivies, I'm surprised to hear that
the greek system is still in place, I guess it's going to be neutralized
soon enough:



E Michael Jones described that well, and the subjugation of Black America
through this vindictive culture of victimization that has set this community
in a death spiral. Chpters 16, 17 and 29 of E. Michael Jones' The Jewish
Revolutionary Spirit focus on this:

https://wrathoftheawakenedsaxon.files.wo...pirit2.pdf

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(02-13-2019 11:34 AM)Leonard D Neubache Wrote:  Did the ashkenazi milkers give it away?

That plus the hair.