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The student journalists who exposed an alleged 2024 fraternity gang rape at Cornell are speaking out on “Erin Burnett OutFront.” After their reporting triggered…
The student journalists who exposed an alleged 2024 fraternity gang rape at Cornell are speaking out on “Erin Burnett OutFront.” After their reporting triggered national attention, reporter Cereesse Qusba and editor Sophia Dasser called out the university's silence and heavily criticized its response—slamming the administration for trying to solve severe sexual misconduct with "workshops and lectures."
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@@CatholicBXRImported1mo ago
Sex out-of-Wedlock is Rape
@@TylerDerden-g8wImported1mo ago
How can you believe a woman that admitted to drinking and snorting ketamine and consensually having sex with 4 men 2 at a time her words not mine and now its rape...? how does that work? <br><br>Now it's a civil money grab case...
@@CatholicBXRImported1mo ago
Separation of Men & Women is necessary
@@DroogsImported1mo ago
Get some sleep, Erin. ❤️
@@faiazhossain2440Imported1mo ago
I was sort of getting vibe she was the abortion girl before I knew about abortion
@@faiazhossain2440Imported1mo ago
I think it’s the two sisters lives next door. I once shared a picture. One time I think one sister was visiting with her husband and was standing infront of elevator as I was getting off the elevator got hug vibe
@@jennylee6421Imported1mo ago
Imagine going into debt for a university that won’t even protect you. It’s so disgusting admin needs to be held to account.
@@EDUARDO-bj9wfImported1mo ago
That damn university should be closed, and its board be prosecuted and imprisoned for covering that awful crime😮
The student journalists who exposed an alleged 2024 fraternity gang rape at Cornell are speaking out on “Erin Burnett OutFront.” After their reporting triggered national attention, reporter Cereesse Qusba and editor Sophia Dasser called out the university's silence and heavily criticized its response—slamming the administration for trying to solve severe sexual misconduct with "workshops and lectures."
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