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Author: Aniqa Raihan

Aniqa Raihan is a writer, activist and recent graduate of the George Washington University. She spent her last months at GW calling for change in the university’s policies regarding sexual assault, an issue she is personally and passionately connected to. She currently works at the Institute for Policy Studies.
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I Fought Campus Rape Culture—With the Help of Title IX

Aniqa Raihan

Rumor has it that Betsy DeVos wants to reshape the Title IX policies surrounding campus sexual assault. I want to tell her my story.

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