"This triggers me" is the new "my dog ate my homework," writes Hit and Run's Robby Soave. In the case of an Ithica College professor's teaching about sexual violence, you might want to confirm that statement as true.  An Ithaca College professor admitted that she no longer includes sexual violence as part of her curriculum because it was "almost impossible to accommodate all of her students' needs," according to a report. Rebecca Plante is an associate professor of sociology at Ithaca. She teaches Sociology of Sexualities. It was always her policy to provide trigger warnings for her students, she told The Ithacan. "I had no way of knowing who in my class maybe had survived rape, had been subjected to some kind of sexual assault, who maybe had been subjected to something they had forgotten about," Plante said. As it turns out, a whole lot of students claimed to be trauma victims. Eventually, Plante...(Read Full Post)