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'I am Jane Doe': The internet rallies to protect a Cornell student's identity

People are lending their names to protect the Cornell student from doxxing efforts.

Tarun Mottlia

Via Mashable

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'I am Jane Doe': The internet rallies to protect a Cornell student's identity
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Scroll through social media, and you'll likely see the same sentence repeated over and over: "I am Jane Doe." From comedians to authors to creators to everyday users, people are lending their names to a movement aimed at protecting the identity of the former Cornell University student who alleges that seven Chi Phi fraternity members sexually assaulted her in 2024.Why? The movement gained momentum after political commentator Michael Tracey publicly solicited information identifying the woman, who filed her civil lawsuit…

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