Two lawsuits say the national chapter of the Phi Kappa Tau fraternity allowed a culture of "violent misogyny" after an internal email from the Georgia Tech chapter leaked last year instructing fraternity members on how to lure "rapebait." The lawsuits were filed Thursday in an Atlanta court on behalf of two anonymous women -- listed as Jane Doe and June Doe -- alleging they were sexually assaulted in separate incidents in 2012 and 2014 at the Georgia Tech chapter fraternity house based on a fraternity playbook for targeting women. The Phi Kappa Tau  national chapter, the now suspended local chapter and the chapter adviser are named as defendants in both lawsuits.
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Lawsuits allege two women sexually assaulted at Georgia Tech frat house
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Suits say national chapter of Phi Kappa Tau fraternity allowed a culture of "violent misogyny"
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Suits cite leaked email from Georgia Tech chapter on how member could lure "rapebait"
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School's chapter was disbanded for three years in March after sex assault allegations
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