According to Franklin, Hill engaged her in sexually explicit conversations, forced kissing, and coercive intercourse on school grounds.
Subjecting children to coercive interrogations by school officials serves no other purpose than to escalate the flow of our nation's youth into the school-to-prison pipeline, a phenomenon by which violations of school rules become criminalized and children - particularly poor, LGBTQ, black and hispanic children - are funneled out of schools and into jails and prisons.
Improvements in their arousal patterns were assessed through phallometric testing: with a rubber gauge, which measures circumference, around their penises, they listened to audio recordings called "preschool persuasive," "grammar-school coercive," and "female infant".
It may also be of interest to know whether sexual harassment in workplaces or schools is coercive, for purposes of justifying a legal response to it.
In Brussels and Paris, most adolescents sought treatment themselves or through some non-coercive encouragement by family, friends or sometimes school, whereas referral was more coercive in Berlin and even more so in Geneva and The Hague.
The reasons just discussed explaining why the alleged "circuit-breaker" mechanism of the dual elections and student speaker do not turn public speech into private speech also demonstrate why these mechanisms do not insulate the school from the coercive element of the final message.
If these children were still involved in coercive interactions at home and at school, the addition of parent and teacher training would most likely be needed for ISST to have an impact on their conduct problems.
"Their presence at the Christmas Spectacular is coercive, represents an endorsement of religion by the high school and the school corporation, has no secular purpose and has the principal purpose and effect of advancing religion".
Re "Parents Seek More Security for School Where Rape Occurred" (news article, April 14): The reported incidents of coercive sexual behavior among children at a school in Harlem are shocking, yet not as rare as we would like to believe.
Should we impose a coercive testing regime that would reward and punish schools based on results?
