The Feminist Majority Foundation believes that the Cornell rape case is an established system of power designed to prioritize the wants and needs of men at the expense of women’s livelihood.
"Universities have a responsibility to investigate allegations of sexual violence and provide survivors with meaningful avenues for reporting and support. When institutions fail to do so, survivors can be left navigating both the consequences of the assault and the consequences of the institution’s response."
Concerning the current case at Cornell:
"The lawsuit and public outrage has prompted District Attorney Matthew van Houten to reopen the case. But it should not take this much pressure to secure justice. Accountability must extend beyond the individual perpetrators to the system and cultures that allow sexual violence to go unaddressed."
https://feminist.org/news/the-cornell-57-how-educational-institutions-fail-women/
