Wow.
In part:
"I was an earnest high school senior, eager to live out my faith on a college campus that shared my values, when I chose to attend Baylor University. I would like to believe that, had I been a victim of sexual assault, Baylor would have immediately investigated claims of sexual violence and acted swiftly to hold responsible anyone who participated in creating and sustaining a culture of sexual violence even the coach of the winning football team or the president who turned a blind eye. And today, I would like to believe that a Baptist institution the very school that taught me the beauty of this faith tradition I claim would reflect the convictions of that faith: loving a God who calls us to justice, and loving each other especially the weakest, the victims, among us.
Instead, I read about my alma mater and I read only a story about power and wealth; where this university could be a voice for justice, it is instead championing the status quo. You know as well as I do: if anyone is fired it will be because their threat to the bottom line is greater than the revenue they can generate. And once again we will send a message to victims of sexual assault that we care more about a salacious story and about institutional preservation than we do about them.
Baylor University: go ahead and fire your president, along with your athletic director and any coaches whose players have committed sexual violence, if youre brave enough to do that.
Then, apologize with all the sincerity you can muster.
Next, show those young women who were violated, and the world, that youre serious about justice by pursuing it in any way you can.
Finally, stop worshiping the god of athletic income generation and remember your mission."