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Biden's Sex Police
Yale students take off their clothes and cheer during a game against Harvard. (Adam Glanzman via Getty Images)
The White Houses's new regulations will gut due-process rights for college students accused of sexual misconduct.
By Emily Yoffe
06.27.22 — U.S. Politics
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From the start, we at Common Sense have been very lucky to have a secret weapon. Her name is Emily Yoffe.

Newsrooms cannot function without people with good editorial judgment, and Emily has that in spades. Which makes sense, given that for almost a decade she was the best advice columnist in the country. You might know Emily as Slate’s Dear Prudence, a…

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Emily Yoffe
Senior editor Emily Yoffe is a veteran journalist who has published widely on numerous topics. She was a contributing writer to The Atlantic, where she wrote about campus sexual assault, #MeToo and the need for due process for the accused. She was a longtime contributor to Slate, where she was their “Dear Prudence” columnist for 10 years.
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