If you support NPR, consider not donating, until they support debate on their website. On today's coverage of the White House Campus Sexual Assault campaign, I submitted a perfectly reasonable comment jpflathead April 29, 2014 55 upvotes /r/MensRights I submitted the following comment here: http://www.npr.org/2014/04/29/308068217/white-house-report-lays-out-plans-for-combating-campus-sexual-assault The NPR coverage of this important issue is incoherent uncritically accepts phony statistics and biased interpretations advocates unconstitutional procedures applied to criminal behaviors demands colleges act better and faster than courts can act. takes us back to the McMartin Scare The NPR coverage speaks to NPR bias, it doesn't speak to NPR as an independent journalistic source. A journalist acting as stenographer is not a journalist. For thoughtful analysis I recommend Professor KC Johnson's article: April 29, 2014 The White House Joins the War on Men KC Johnson http://www.mindingthecampus.com/originals/2014/04/the_white_house_joins_the_war_.html
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