The Cornell Case and Our Boys: Consent Is the Minimum, Care Should Be the Standard
This episode discusses sexual assault, consent, and allegations of sexual misconduct involving college students. The Cornell allegations remain the subject of ongoing legal proceedings. Most parents can explain the rules of consent to their sons. But consent is only the legal minimum. Will he notice when someone isn’t…
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