Critics have blamed fraternity culture for the alleged gang rape of a female student at Cornell University, but it turns out the school’s own health department distributed sex education materials promoting campus-wide discussions of group sex, fetish practices and drug-fueled encounters.
\n\nThe prestigious Ivy League university in Ithaca, New York, circulated a six-page discussion advisory called “Yes, No, Maybe So: A Sexual Inventory Stocklist” that contains more than 200 entries of every sexual behavior and situation imaginable.
\n\nThe document invited students to consider an eye-opening range of situations, including having multiple sex partners at once to engaging in sexual intimacy after consuming alcohol or recreational drugs, according to a pdf of the document obtained and linked in reports by news outlets.
\n\nThe Cornell Health materials have added another barb in the growing outrage over the alleged alcohol and ketamine-fueled sexual assault of accuser “Jane Doe” at the university’s Chi Phi fraternity house in October 2024.
\n\n“The documents were intended to encourage conversations about sexual preferences and boundaries, according to Cornell, but critics argue their explicit content sends a troubling message to impressionable students,” the Daily Mail reported.
\n\nThe newspaper continued, “Those critics are now questioning whether the university’s approach to…
Original source: https://breitbart.com/
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