With hidden, 1 sweeping staircases, left and right, subdued lighting beckoned the visitor to come forward. Besides, the Grand Opera House stood 4 stories tall, built with redish pressed Saint Louis bricks in a Queen Anne style with decorative stone that framed the structure. These people who have been committing these heinous offenses are not these shady gloved men with dramatic easilyspotted vials that you’ve depicted in photo above, dude!
They’ve been accepted into our prestigious institutions, and on p of that need to be ld EXPLICITLY that they could simply as readily be expelled.
They’re in our classes, our dorms, our dining halls. They’re our acquaintances. So in case safety tips were even a conceivably doable option, with that said, this apparently had been engaging in substance use. Did you know that the blame had been shifted to victims, hence victim blaming and acceptance of, and refusal to engage in a conversation about combatting men attitudes on our campuses that lead to, these crimes, usually was rape culture. Yeah. Often, it’s the sentiments and the deeper meaning behind the concluding message campus safety chose to leave our student body with after sharing the impossible to finish safety tips.
Please be sure YOU’RE not target, and that they drug that drunker girl then.
That said, this doesn’t in general with Claremont free physically pains me, I thought I’d share with this unfortunate readers empty non article with a variation of my response to the ONE student who shared a dissenting opinion to my post, that actually did reach thousands of people. Certainly. On p of this, because it IS being tolerated, So it’s instead a straight forward allegations account. Besides, a vague and underwhelming apology using word concerning though this situation probably was a lot more than merely concerning to these victims crimes and all party goers. Implying that the people doing this have usually been possibly unaware of how it’s affecting those that they’re drugging, and it ends with a lie.
So email first paragraph was by no means a paragraph about how such behavior was deplorable and not to be tolerated. We as a community are making these assaults to continue while HOPING and relying upon potential victims to catch individual assailants, and accepting the larger issue as a fact of essence. In a rape culture, no doubt both men and women assume that sexual violence is a fact of existence. Here’s a plain simple to see definition that’s hopefully available to even world Jacob Johnsons, author Emilie Buchwald enlightens rape culture in depth in her book, Transforming a Rape Culture. Besides, a rape culture condones physic and emotional terrorism against women as norm. Much of what we accept as inevitable usually was virtually values expression and attitudes that usually can review. Hey, do not rape people. I want to ask you something. You understand what messages or tips have been incredibly rarely fed to men, ever?
Make sure you do not drug people.
Don’t rape people.
As long as, honestly, I didn’t study anything from those safety tips, and I doubt most women, who was fed these safety tips since we’ve been sexualized learned anything either. Don’t Cheat, Don’t Steal, and stuff, in my opinion we may say what you probably consider as obvious, if we may boost messages of DON’T DRINK AND DRIVE. You better don’t drug people. Others students argued that while the acts were obviously deplorable, email still served a practical purpose. At writing time, no further notices from Campus Safety or Claremont Colleges Administrations are communicated. Interesting article. For example, ignoring safety part to attack fact that this puts a little bit of responsibility on the injured is foolish, at best. Therefore this seems to show how little students are currently being taught about the line between what’s Victim blaming, and general safety precautions. Needless to say, I accept that it’s frustrating to be ld that the responsibility to be safe drops on potential victims but a) when thinking practically about how to deal with an unsafe reality campus, I’m almost sure I do appreciate these reminders and b) I believe that camp sec men and women should maybe support sentiment that people shouldn’t do things like drug people’s drinks. While the subject of drugs on campus presented itself at last night’s ASCMC Senate meeting, few had replies back.
Email is saying that, This is a huge problem, and to avoid it, here’s the steps to make. Information was usually sparse, one student noted. Therefore this incident is the first encou nter with reports on roofie type drugs anywhere on Claremont Colleges. Did you know that the campus isn’t safer when you avoid a drugged drink, merely as a gunfight isn’t a safer place to be since you avoided being shot. I am sure that the fact that people this fucked up practically live here puts others at risk, even if we could test each drink and avoid this problem. No doubt about that. Someone is usually still trying to drug people, and the fact that they have always been on our campus implies that people usually were in danger.