<p>At a Stop Sexual Violence rally in New York City, a predominantly female crowd was joined by men of various ages. </p><p>Tens of thousands of protesters gathered at city halls and college campuses across the United States on Thursday to demand an end to sexual violence. These nationwide rallies were prompted by public outcry over the handling of campus sexual assault cases at Cornell University and Louisiana State University.</p><p>The protest organizers, including Women’s March, Feminist Generation, and Me Too International, called for justice for individuals such as Jane Doe, who reported being drugged and gang-raped by seven students at a Cornell fraternity party, and Kendall Francis, who alleged she was raped by an LSU football player. The organizers also advocated for reforms to Title IX, which provides protections for victims of sexual misconduct and LGBTQ+ students, and has seen changes under the Trump administration.</p>
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Protesters Demand Action Against Sexual Violence at Nationwide Rallies
Nationwide rallies took place on Thursday to demand an end to sexual violence, with significant participation from men at a Stop Sexual Violence rally in New York City. The protests were organized by groups including Women’s March and Me Too International, focusing on justice for survivors and reforms to Title IX protections.
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Protesters Demand Action Against Sexual Violence at Nationwide Rallies