Frat Bros Enraged When Girls Organize Group to Keep Each Other Safe, University Steps in to Try and Stop Them

Brad Dickson • Managing Editor

Jun 13, 2022 2:00 PM EDT

This girl started a group to protect herself and the other girls at her school from the predatory behavior they were facing at parties at their university. Of course, this drew the ire of the predators they were seeking to stop. But, more surprisingly, it also attracted the attention of the school administration who sought to put a stop to it.

Shouldn't a university be trying to do the opposite of what they're doing in this post? The college should be trying to fund these programs, not tear them down.

The only explanation is that alumni of the predatory groups that they're trying to stop are the ones who are now members of the administration and funding the university. Otherwise, why would they seek to allow the behavior to continue?

Redditor u/solidarityslutts posted this topic to the AITA subreddit to see if she was in the wrong for forming the "hoe union" as the girls have jokingly been referring to it.

What's your take?

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