ODU professor resigns after comments on ‘minor-attracted persons’
Fox News
The Old Dominion University professor who drew criticism after comments that attempted to normalize the phrase “minor-attracted persons” has stepped down from their position as assistant professor of sociology and criminal justice at the school.
Earlier this month, Allyn Walker’s research caught the attention of some media outlets —- and the professor received threats that law enforcement told administrators to take seriously, university officials said.
An online petition calling for Walker’s removal received nearly 15,000 signatures. It referenced Walker use of the term, "minor attracted persons," and said "(w)e want to be clear that this is pedophilia and should not be considered a sexual preference."
Walker said in a Nov. 8 interview that people can be attracted to children without acting on it.
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