Inside Higher Ed reports on the recent social-media publicizing of allegations of sexual misconduct against “a professor of philosophy at Yale University.” (previously here and here, with a discussion of some of the relevant issues here.)
Report on the Yale Case from IHE
“There was nothing illegal or unethical about the philosopher’s encounters with the writer, and she said so in the piece (she was not directly his student, but met him at a conference).”
The IHE author has a funny idea of what “unethical” means. I am pretty darned sure the writer thinks the philosopher behaved unethically in their relationship.