Thread: Feminist doubles reports of sexual assaults over several years

Is it any surprise that a feminist 'falsely inflated' the number of sex assaults over several years? - Yahoo! Answers

I asked this question on Y!A and, as you'll see either in the link or the quotes, I provided full checkable evidence of my assertion that this was a feminist and she more than doubled the number of sexual assaults over many years (for financial gain).

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Is it any surprise that a feminist 'falsely inflated' the number of sex assaults over several years?

"In September 2009, UC Davis announced that Beeman had falsely inflated the number of forcible sex offenses that took place on campus in 2005, 2006, and 2007 in reports required by federal law. The university corrected the figures in 2009, reducing by more than half the number of incidents reported for each year."

See that? She MORE than DOUBLED the numbers.

This clearly skews all levels of data interpenetration and makes men look bad while making women look like even bigger victims.

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"Jennifer Beeman, the former UC Davis employee who oversaw the Campus Violence Prevention Program for 16 years,"
Now, seriously... do you think someone who works in such a department, who is educated to see women as victims and men as abusers, who purposely inflated the number of sexual assault reports, etc. etc. is not a feminist? This person has 'feminist' written all over herself.

This is where she worked:
Campus Violence Prevention Program - Davis Wiki
And note the statement: "By the close of the course, women are able to protect themselves and escape from one to two attackers in simulated situations. "

OK, note it is directed purely for women being attacked (i'm quite impressed they didn't state 'men' though).

Further, the below URL (specifically about her work) goes on to explain:-
"That Beeman had authorized $25,000 in payments to an external contractor, Granate Sosnoff of Feminist Media, for work that had not been completed "
Jennifer Beeman (CVPP) - Davis Wiki