The changes proposed by DeVoss promote revictimizing individuals and leave survivors to wonder if they will be taken seriously or their abusers more likely to be free to commit the act again. Victims of sexual assault and abuse are already traumatized, should their accusers be allowed to cross examine them or Religious schools be allowed to handle the accusation based on school policies many assaults will go unreported by victims. This topic brings to light the importance of men supporting women in upholding the current Title IX Civil Rights Legislation. Men seem to be torn between supporting women and loved ones who are the victims of these crimes and the possibility of being the victim themselves of false accusations. These allegations if found true, should be upheld through legal means, not by school policies that can be narrowly or loosely interpreted should the accuser come from a wealthy and powerful family. Removing the legal system from objectively reviewing evidence and witness statements, creates opportunity for gender-bias and unequal rights based on male-dominance and power.

I think this article has very strong views on sexual assault, I think women should not put men down and pin point and say they are the reason so many young women get sexually assaulted because it’s not just girls who are the victim it’s the men out there too. But yet all the men get the blame on the worse and I think we need to start not looking at all men as a whole but an individual to start seeing change of what’s happening to the way society has changed and in the way we think of things being. These things have happened to us because we are in a vulnerable state of being and we get forced into doing things we don’t want to do which this all needs to stop we need to be aware of these things happening and wake up and realize that these things are not okay and that it’s okay to feel embarrassed.