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Anita Raj

New Orleans
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Executive Director, Newcomb Institute for gender equity, Tulane University
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Believing Women (or Not) Shapes More Than Sexual Assault Cases

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By Anita Raj
| Ms. Magazine Verified
Global Justice & Law National Violence & Harassment New research suggests that skepticism toward women who report sexual violence is closely tied to broader doubts about women’s leadership, credibility and decision-making. Survivors of sexual abuse gather outside the courthouse before the arrival of Harvey Weinstein at the state Supreme Court in Manhattan on Jan. 6, 2020, on the first day of his criminal trial on charges of rape and sexual assault. (Timothy A.
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OPINION: Poor Southern states have a brain drain problem. Public universities can and should be doing more to help

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By Anita Raj
| The Hechinger Report Verified
Confidence in higher education is declining across the United States. Fewer Americans say a college degree is very important: A growing share believe the system is headed in the wrong direction, particularly when it comes to preparing students for employment. Not surprisingly, college enrollment has fallen in recent years.
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Public universities should do more to help the South’s brain drain problem

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By Anita Raj
| The Washington Post Verified
Fewer Americans say a college degree is very important: A growing share believe the system is headed in the wrong direction, particularly when it comes to preparing students for employment.
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