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An unintended consequence of Title IX

October 7, 2016December 4, 2018 Kaitlin DeWulf

Without clear direction from the Department of Education, some colleges are overreaching their authority into student media to demand compliance with the anti-sex discrimination statute.

Tagged censorship, magazine, recent-news, reports, satire, satirical, spring-2016, Title IX

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