To stop sexual violence on American campuses, address the moral erosion driving it

Recent reports of sexual assault, such as the so-called Cornell 7's assault of Jane Doe, have rightly renewed calls to action in changing the cultures and social structures that perpetuate sexual violence.

Responses have largely concentrated on the need to prosecute perpetrators so they carry the responsibility for their vile and violent acts, rather than blaming victims. We have also seen calls to teach boys how to respect women and to hold systems accountable when they fail to facilitate the aforementioned.