Interference: How Baylor's Sex Assaults Shed Light on Faith and Football
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Interference: How Baylor's Sex Assaults Shed Light on Faith and Football

by Laura Leigh Majernik

History Education Law
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An examination of how Baylor University's handling of sexual assault cases intersected with its faith-based identity and football culture.

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This book explores the intersection of institutional accountability, campus safety, and the influence of faith and athletics at Baylor University.

It addresses how sexual assault cases were managed within a prominent faith-based institution and its high-profile football program.

The work highlights broader questions about transparency, responsibility, and the challenges of balancing religious values with legal and ethical obligations.

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