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to allow this story has caused hurt to the story. and the columbia school of journalism said it was a failure that was avoidable. >> in the aftermath of the story's public unraveling not just the writer but the editors at rolling stone took shelter under the defense that the reason they had to have this unravel on them was they were too sensitive to jackie's position. the evidence doesn't support that defense. >> so among the findings rolling stone didn't contact two friends, known only as jackie who they claim to spoken with about the attack. and didn't talk with jackie's attackers and didn't allow the university to respond to the allegations which were later
believe -- you are an organization called one and four an all male sexual assault peer education group at uva and your intention is to help those that have stories to tell to help those be believed about sexual violence happened to them in a college setting. do you think this story will create a chilling effect where victims who feel they don't have a voice are even more silenced? >> i think we've been working to do since the story broke is to combat what you are calling a chilling effect. i don't think it will have a chilling effect. in the individuals in one to four have talked about that numerous women have come forward in response to the amount of attention shown bringing forward the stories and they have felt empowered to tell their story. now saying this i don't want to in any way say it empowered the
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ideas come into this world ugly and messy. they are the natural born enemy of the way things are. yes, ideas are scary and messy and fragile. but under the proper care, they become something beautiful. a failure avoidable. the vow rape story takes a dramatic turn. good afternoon. i'm tauri. as we come on the air, now fallout about a rape on campus. today the rolling stone retraction about the bombshell
>> and a eagle and a trash can right there. art. >> and with this story, if you live in the u.s. or the u.k. you have been hacked and that is what the con man turned con abernathy has said. and he inspired the movie with leonardo dicaprio said you have been hacked. >> and i agree with that. i was at a store in -- at a target in texas buying things there and i was nowhere near texas. >> and something we've put out there and the convenience factor trying to balance the two. >> the society we live in. >> check your bill. >> i'm not there. >> one thing to follow is breaking news story about the rolling stone discredited story about the rape on campus.
that as well as the fact checker assigned to this story actually pushed back when wanting to quote one of the three friends, jackie's friends, fine with just quoting jackie's account. and the editors there made it seem like that's okay in making it unclear whether you reached out to him. all of those cracks that are falling through. >> now everybody is lawyering up and we're seeing what's happening in the campus reaction and the university president speaking out about what this does to legitimate claims of people wanting to come forward and create this dialogue and now they feel they need to be tamped down. thanks so much. >> joining me from columbia university, the latest msnbc article braz down her takeaways from the review. you were in today's news conference. what was the reaction in the room to the review and how the authors were laying out the facts in demonstrating what was wrong in "rolling stone's" reporting? >> reporter: there are a couple
advocacy or the survivor community but this article will not have a chilling defect and not define the advocacy community at the university of virginia. >> how does it differ your opinion when the article first came out and justifying the work you do on campus to what you know now and the reveal provided about the story about the story being false and your opinion about the reflection on the campus? >> i would say in terms of my opinion about the work and the opinion of one in four and the work we've been doing has been unwavering. from when the story came out to the redaction and to this report from the columbia journalism review. our commitment is the same and has not changed in the back and forth as to whether or not the report is true. our support is to the survivors and that is true. >> for the survivors out there that feel they can't come forward, what is your message directly to them? >> directly to them i would say there are people at this university that want to help you and there are resources
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of things we learned from the news conference one is that the columbia journalism school deenz and researchers tried to find out exactly what happened to jackie directly. they tried to rereport the substance of the story and not the substance of what happened with "rolling stone" and weren't able to get any further than what the charlottesville police department did which is to say they can't figure out if there's any evidence for the claims. they haven't excluded anything may have happened to this young woman but they have no evidence to sub shans ate it. they wanted to say again and again, this was not about being sensitive to the victim or to the woman who said she was a victim. this was about a failure of journalism and any efforts by "rolling stone" to put it on this young woman, they said are problematic and not the point of their review. so you know moving forward, i think they really want to think about what's in best practices are on covering sexual assault. steve cole, one of the authors
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