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Texas State students demand diversity in Title IX training By Tyra Williams SAN MARCOS, Texas -- Texas State Students provide feedback on the lack of Title IX training for the LGBTQ community. “There is definitely an undercurrent of sexual assault that occurs in the (LGBTQ) community that needs to be better addressed,” said Rachel Mardell who is a lecturer in the English Department. According to the “Rape, Abuse & Incest National Network,” 21% of transgender or nonconforming college students have been sexually assaulted, compared to 18% of non-transgender females and 4% of non-transgender males. “Transgender women are more likely than even their gender counterparts to be the victims of abuse and sexual violence,” said transgender student Emily Bogue. In a climate survey on Sexual Assault and Sexual Misconduct, the most common reason for not reporting incidents of sexual assault was that it was not considered serious enough. According to the Association of American U...

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