Are We Mad Enough Yet?

Tonight we are talking about the Cornell and LSU cases. I want to discuss a little bit about what to be prepared for legally in the Cornell case, and also let’s chat about what the media is getting wrong, what we need to be talking about, and why this case feels different than some others. Live at 7:15pm Maine time! Become a member! Go to www.barksalotmedia.com and join the BALM community today! Merch! Check out the store for your next favorite piece of gear at: https://barkalotshop.myshopify.com/co... Aurora on the socials: Instagram:   / theaurorahwhite   Threads: https://www.threads.net/@theaurorahwhite BlueSky: @theaurorahwhite.bsky.social Timestamps: 0:00 Welcome and Opening Remarks 2:55 Chat Rules, Local DAs, and Moral vs. Legal Frameworks 9:19 Official Intro and Show Opening 10:58 Analysis of the Cornell and LSU Cases 10:58 Generational Perspectives and Trauma Responses 18:35 Breaking Down the Cornell Lawsuit and Allegations 25:51 New York Criminal Statutes and Legal Limitations 30:32 The Three Arenas: Criminal, Civil, and Public Opinion 36:38 The Kendall Francis Case and Intersectional Differences 46:16 Pacing of Civil Proceedings and Public Reactions 50:17 Personal Reflections and Stories of Assault 50:17 Statute of Limitations and Early College Experiences 55:27 First Incident: Johnson State College 1:06:35 Second Incident: High School and College Transition 1:08:59 Third Incident: Coercion, Manipulation, and Consent Norms 1:22:16 Fourth Incident: Traumatic Experiences in Bristol, Vermont 1:31:42 Media Culture, False Allegations, and Community Action 1:31:42 Criticism of Media Commentators and Cultural Shift 1:35:11 Evolution of Public Norms from the 1990s to Today 1:44:00 Debunking Myths Around False Allegations 1:50:37 Building Support Systems and Mobilizing Community 1:59:59 Closing Remarks and Sign-off Chat rules: Be kind. We love debate, but not personal ad homonym attacks. Respect each other Lead with curiosity Facts are friends. No doxxing, diagnosing, etc.