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Special Editorial: The [Mis]Interpretation of Anti-Bullying Efforts

On January 31, 2012 By Anita M. Schimizzi, Ph.D.

An article in the New York Times caught my eye last week. Two first graders engaged in recess roughhousing and one classmate purportedly touched the upper thigh and/or groin of the other. No witnesses. The six year-old accused of the touching was promptly suspended from school for sexual assault. “Sexual assault?!” you say?

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