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NCPA's Bill Against Athlete Abuse Could've Saved Hundreds

Michigan State Team doctor Larry Nassar who sexually abused gymnasts was enabled by many.

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Over 150 gymnasts were sexually abused over decades by Michigan State team doctor Larry Nassar.  Gymnasts say Michigan State, USA Gymnastics, and coaches are complicit. The NCPA’s College Athlete Protection Act, AB 1435, will stop these and other abuses by establishing an independent body to receive and investigate complaints of misconduct.

Read this ESPN story about how how Michigan State is among those who enabled sexual abuser

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