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What Trump's Title IX Changes Mean for LGBTQ Students and Those Who Have Faced On-Campus Sexual Assault (opens the original)
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A move by the Trump Administration has just officially made Title IX — the groundbreaking 1972 statue meant to end sex discrimination in education — weaker than ever before, say legal experts. As a result, it will harm students who are LGBTQ and those who, like the Cornell 7 case’s Jane Doe, have faced sexual assault on campus. “Title IX should be a shield against discrimination,” said the ACLU’s deputy legal director, Louise Melling, in a statement. “Instead, this administration has treated it
Ingestion of Harmful Substances — Not Necessarily Drugs — Surges at School for K-8 Students (opens the original)
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News of teens doing drugs at school is not exactly shocking. But the findings of a new study looking at rates of at-school substance use among K-12 students are both surprising and baffling — if not a bit intriguing. The study, which was published in the American Journal of Emergency Medicine and analyzed calls to U.S. poison centers between 2000 and 2024, found a substantial increase among elementary and middle-school students of what researchers call “intentional substance exposures.” That ref
The Parenting Trend That's Accidentally Sabotaging Your Kid's Career Before It Starts (opens the original)
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You’ve probably heard that parents of Gen Z kids can tend to become over-involved in their young adult’s lives — including to the point of accompanying them to job interviews or communicating with a hiring manager during the process, a situation which surveys have found occurs with anywhere between 20% and 51% of Gen Z job seekers. Now comes evidence that —surprise, surprise! — this type of behavior could reflect negatively on your kid, no matter how good your intentions. New data from human res
How Could the Cornell 7 Have Gone Along With Rape? Here's What Parents Need to Know About Peer Pressure (opens the original)
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For parents of girls just learning of the alleged 2024 gang rape of an undergraduate by seven fraternity members at Cornell University, the emotional response is likely maddeningly familiar: anger, fear, revulsion, and a here-we-go-again type of exhaustion. Parents of boys, though, may be grappling with feelings that are a bit more complicated — confusion and dread, for example, wondering how in the world all the boys have gone along with the assault. And asking: How can I ensure my son won’t ev
From Lizzie Borden to Nick Reiner: Why Do People Kill Their Parents? The Psychology Behind Parricide (opens the original)
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There are many ways to react to line, “No way a woman could do this — this is the work of a man,” spoken by an investigator in the new Netflix series Monster: The Lizzie Borden Story (Offense? Indignance? Relief?). But the facts about parricide — the killing of one’s parent or parents — certainly support the detective’s theory: Only 2% of all U.S. homicides involve a mother or a father, and only about 15% of those involve a female killer, according to a pioneering expert in parent killers, crimi
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