I’m guessing the majority of us on this thread are men and not women. The old days of “no” means “yes” and “It was a misunderstanding” are over. My wife was beaten by a guy she was dating a couple years before we met. It only happened once. She did what she was supposed to do, she got away, called the police and made a report. She had some bruising on her arms and legs, it was documented and that was basically it. The county attorney did not pursue charges. When I met my wife a few years later she told me about it and I was really angry that someone would hurt my wife several years before I met her. I believe she knew after awhile that I would never hit her and she was safe when with me. It took what felt like years for her to trust me. We’ve made a beautiful life together, we have 2 awesome kids, traveled the world together and call each other several times a day just to chit chat and hear each other’s voice. 25 years later when we have a heated discussion or argument, if i happen to swing my arms a certain way or make too sudden a movement she will flinch. We’ve been together for a quarter century, I’ve never given her a reason to think I would ever lay a hand on her yet she is still afraid. My point is this, one bad man can ruin a women’s trust for life and women very very ever lie about a man abusing or raping them. Has that happened? yes. Is it common? NO. Do women deserve the benefit of the doubt? YES. So yes, I support a man being suspended from their job or school until allegations are investigated and charges are pursued. If 1 man out of 10,000 are inconvenienced by this, that is fair. That 1 man has the legal options to pursue compensation. The 9,999 women do not.