Mizzou official: Asking a smaller woman on a date violates Title IX

[rangerrebew]

 Mizzou official: Asking a smaller woman on a date violates Title IX
Greg Piper - Associate Editor •December 27, 2018
 

‘Power or authority’ not limited to supervision and evaluation

The University of Missouri believes that asking someone on a date can violate Title IX in certain situations. Its officials can’t agree on which situations, however.

In a motion for summary judgment filed on Christmas Eve, Jeremy Rowles shared excerpts of depositions with Mizzou officials from his federal lawsuit against the public university.

They suggest that male students should avoid asking out female students at all, particularly when the male is physically larger than the female.

https://www.thecollegefix.com/mizzou-official-asking-a-smaller-woman-on-a-date-violates-title-ix/

[rangerrebew]

Does this apply to women asking women for a date?  How about trannies asking trannies.  Or "gender fluid" asking women or men?  How about a woman asking a man, or gay, or queer?  Come on Missouri, get with it, this is the 21st century and you are in the 19th.

[rangerrebew]

Harvard Zealots Abuse Title IX to Nail the Accused

    By KC Johnson December 17, 2018
 

Harvard is perhaps the only institution in the country with multiple sets of Title IX procedures, depending on which branch of the university the student attends. At Harvard Law School, the parties are allowed to have full legal representation, the tribunal is basically independent, and there’s meaningful discovery. Harvard undergraduates, on the other hand, experience one of the most unfair procedures of any school—no hearing, no cross-examination, a single-investigator model that allows one person, hired by the Title IX office, to serve as investigator, judge, and jury.

https://www.mindingthecampus.org/2018/12/17/harvard-zealots-abuse-title-ix-to-nail-the-accused/

[Sighlass]

Does this apply to women asking women for a date?  How about trannies asking trannies.  Or "gender fluid" asking women or men?  How about a woman asking a man, or gay, or queer?  Come on Missouri, get with it, this is the 21st century and you are in the 19th.

Pretty sharp retort there Ranger.... pretty much nailed the hypocrisy of the left.

[mirraflake]

Women can no longer play hard to get.

[Wingnut]

I like spinners.  I always dated gymnasts and swimmers.  Married a ballet dancer.  Under the Mizzou rules I would have to turn homo.

[Fishrrman]

Egads...

University of Missouri?
Haven't they closed yet?