OXFORD, England – An extreme left lesbian feminist activist at Oxford University wants to be forgiven for failing to gain affirmative consent in her sexual relations, but her liberal colleagues have turned their backs.

Annie Teriba, 20, attends Oxford University’s Wadham College where she’s the People of Color and Racial Equality officer, as well as an active member of the National Union of Students’ Black Students’ Committee. She’s also a member of the National Campaign Against Fees and Cuts – a student organization focused on “radical direct action against tuition fees, education cuts and wider cuts to public services,” The Daily Beast reports.

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Teriba is also the editor of the campus trans and queer publication No HeterOx**. The publication is dedicated to elevating “queer sounds drown out by the sermonizing voices of the majority,” and to “affirm the polymorphous perversity of our a/sexualities and seek to speak for our own bodies, lives and loves.”

In other words, Teriba is off the political deep end, even for Oxford. Teriba’s political activism stemmed from a “militant righteousness” in a “narrow-minded vision of liberalism that actively kept out dissenting voices,” including other minority groups like gay white men and Jewish students, according to the site.

It was in the spirit of the militant righteousness that Teriba announced on Facebook last week she was stepping down from her leadership roles because she apparently has problems mixing alcohol with sex, according to Cherwell, Oxford’s independent student newspaper.

After a trigger warning about sexual assault, Teriba explained that “At this year’s NUS Black Students’ Conference, I had sex with someone. The other party later informed me that the sex was not consensual. I failed to properly establish consent before every act. I apologise sincerely and profoundly for my actions.

She continued, “I should have taken sufficient steps to ensure that everything I did was consensual. I should have been more attentive to the person’s body language. I failing to clarify that the person consented to our entire encounter, I have caused serious irreparable harm.”

Teriba admitted to also groping people “whilst drunk in a club” during her freshman year. She resigned from all of her political positions and ended her participation in campus campaigns.

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“I commit to getting help with how I consume alcohol,” she wrote. “It is clear that I lack self-awareness and become sexually entitled when I am drunk. This does not excuse my actions, I am wholly responsible for the damage that I have caused.”

Teriba then deleted her Facebook page.

The admission seems to follow the controversial “yes means yes” affirmative consent standard for sexual activity imposed on schools in New York and California by state lawmakers. In those states, universities are required to use “yes means yes,” which places the burden on the accused to prove they gained consent with each step of a sexual encounter – or “every 10 minutes” as one San Francisco sex ed teacher recently told students, according to The New York Times.

The Daily Mail points out that Teriba once “wrote an article blasting the Oxford Union over its handling of an alleged rape scandal, and calling for compulsory ‘consent committees’ to educate students about sexual etiquette.”

Teriba was also among No HeterOx** staff to purge white male gay writers from the publication “because their political views were insufficiently radical, saying in a statement: ‘Zionists are not welcome here,’” according to the site.

Ironically, the harsh treatment is exactly what Teriba’s ultra-liberal colleagues on campus offered when alerted to her transgressions and apology.

Lucy Delaney, the Oxford Student Union’s vice president for women, issued a statement to Cherwell that alleges Teriba’s Facebook post was “rife with apologism.”

“In a society which silences survivors and which tolerates rape apologism it is essential that liberation spaces do not harbour or protect abusers, otherwise they are no better than the institutions which perpetuate oppression,” she said.

The Daily Beast reports it remains unclear whether police will investigate Teriba’s claims of sexual abuse, as school officials refused to discuss the issue.