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Her Story Constantly Changed And Witnesses Contradicted Her. He Was Still Suspended For One Year.

Ashe Schow
Her Story Constantly Changed And Witnesses Contradicted Her. He Was Still Suspended For One Year.
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A black male student at Long Island University was suspended for a year after a white female student kissed him at a party and later claimed he sexually assaulted her. She told three different versions of the story, all of which were either contradicted by witnesses — including her own friends — or not corroborated.

The male student, referred to as John Doe in his lawsuit against LIU, said that the female student, referred to as Jane Roe, kissed him without affirmative consent (as New York requires) “in front of many witnesses” in a dorm room, The College Fix reported.

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