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Jane

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"The public may not want to believe bad things about people who exhibit wholesome qualities – whether a Disney star, a religious person or a "family man," but ... public identity is not a useful indicator of whether someone is capable of committing abuse." usatoday.com/story/life/hea…

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"The former chief of the FBI's Indianapolis Division considered applying for the head position of USA Gymnastics after he sat on sexual abuse allegations against the Indianapolis-based Olympic organization's longtime team doctor Larry Nassar in 2015." indystar.com/story/news/inv…

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US figure skating coach, now temporarily barred, had teenage skater removed from her home in 2020 - USA TODAY apple.news/A2Ex2GsPWQLCDC…

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The second season of Netflix’s “Cheer” is out today. Episode five includes interviews with me and Tricia L. Nadolny. More importantly, it shares the stories of Charlie and Sam, twin brothers who were the first to come forward with allegations against Jerry Harris.

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The show also cites our broader investigation into misconduct in cheerleading. We found pervasive failures in how the sport’s governing bodies handled allegations of misconduct involving minors, including the allegations against Jerry Harris. usatoday.com/in-depth/news/…

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We also found USASF had a flawed process for investigating complaints – one with critical gaps that repeatedly allowed adults accused or even convicted of sexual misconduct to remain around children. Sometimes USASF didn’t even follow its own procedures. usatoday.com/in-depth/news/…

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SUNY Fredonia releases statement following professor making controversial comments | wgrz.com wgrz.com/amp/article/ne…

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USA TODAY has since reported on pervasive child protection failures throughout competitive cheerleading. When reporting began, just 21 people had been suspended or banned from the sport. Today, more than 200 people's names appear on the list. bit.ly/3nFVJ6e

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Six years after the world learned about abuse by former doctor Larry Nassar, Grace French says, "the painful reality is that we have done far too little as a country to prevent what happened to hundreds like me — and children across the United States — from happening again."

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I’m so over this. You marry into royalty you have millions. Many biracial couples struggle in the US and face worse challenges. Just saying.