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[Anonymous No.10328925]

https://mobile.nytimes.com/2015/10/25/magazine/the-strange-case-of-anna-stubblefield.html

>ethics

[Anonymous No.10328933]

>>10328925
What about it?

[Anonymous No.10329077]

" An Essex County judge has awarded $4 million in damages to the family of a disabled man who was sexually assaulted by a former Rutgers-Newark professor."

"Stubblefield was a proponent of facilitative communication, a technique that purportedly helps disabled people communicate, often through the use of typing, the complaint states.

D.J.'s brother asked Stubblefield if the technique could be used to help his sibling, and she began working with D.J. regularly at the Rutgers-Newark campus and at the family's home, the complaint states.

The controversial technique would form the core of Stubblefield's defense at her criminal trial, during which she claimed D.J. had communicated his consent to sexual activity.


The family's lawsuit argued Stubblefield's communication with D.J. was all an act, that she violated his rights and that she targeted him for exploitation based on his disability. "

"She's got 12 years to think about it, and the judgement is good for 20," Lorber said."

didnt read much into any of this, or your link, so don't know how it was actually found out she was guilty.... but...what... a fucking... idiot...

[Anonymous No.10329105]

>>10329077
>>10328925
She was chair of philosophy department at rutgers, a sweet as job, she could have easily afford paying some disabled men to let her touch them....heck, she probably could have gotten paid by disabled men to let her touch them

[Anonymous No.10329263]

>>10329077
Would you consent??

[Anonymous No.10329804]

>>10329263
I would let her stubble my field, if my drift you might catch

[Anonymous No.10331517]

>>10329804
you have to give yourself severe autism