Everyone knew.As Glenn Reynolds observes,
It was fine when they knew. It only became a problem when we did.And the Leftist reaction was to feign even more Uber-Morality, despite their own culpability in supporting the sex offenses of the Leftist pervs, even to the point of defending the pervs for their "feminist activism" in certain cases.
Junot Díaz Responds to Allegations of Sexual Misconduct and Verbal Abuse
Eric Schneiderman, Accused by 4 Women, Quits as New York Attorney General
Nancy Pelosi Refuses to Call on Dem Rep.Tony Cardenas to Resign After Child Molestation Claim
Sex Abuse Scandal’s Latest Casualty: The 2018 Nobel Prize in LiteratureMore of the world's Magnificent People are revealed as pervs.
Female journos suspend Hillary’s ‘believe all women’ rule, sign letter of support for Tom BrokawSome responses:
Wait— I thought there’s a special place in Hell for women who don’t support other women
“#MeToo but not for you”
“Believe all women” until not really
American Atheists Fires President over Accusations of Sexual AssaultAnother godless Leftist finds that he is not God after all.
American Atheists, the flagship of organized atheism in the U.S., has sacked its combative president, David Silverman, after two women came forward to accuse him of sexual misconduct.
One of the women, whose name has not been revealed, said Silverman assaulted her in his hotel room after a 2015 convention of the American Atheists in Memphis, Tennessee.
“He physically pressed me to the wall and began to kiss me forcefully, grabbed my breasts, and put his hand into my leggings where there was actual penetration of my vagina,” she stated in a written complaint to American Atheists, which she sent along with photos of bruises allegedly caused by Silverman.
The second woman, Rose St. Clair, claims that Silverman sexually assaulted her in 2012 when she was a college student at the annual convention of the Secular Student Alliance, held in Columbus, Ohio.
Arizona State University professor Lawrence Krauss, internationally known as an outspoken atheist and for his work on the symbolic "Doomsday Clock," has been put on paid leave by university officials after allegations of sexual misconduct were published in a recent BuzzFeed article.Krauss is well known for his bullying techniques as well as his blatant fraudulent book. It is not possible to have a dissenting position in a "conversation" with Krauss, because he will shout you down with epithets and demean you as a human.
The university, in a statement issued late Tuesday, said it began a review of the professor's conduct after it was contacted for the article.
"In an effort to avoid further disruption ... as the university continues to gather facts about the allegations, Krauss has been placed on paid leave and is prohibited from being on campus for the duration of the review," ASU said in a written statement.
Krauss, a theoretical physicist known internationally for his work, has denied the story's allegations. It includes at least nine allegations of inappropriate behavior or comments, some more detailed than others.
On Tuesday, Krauss resigned as chairman of the elite Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists' board and reiterated that denial in a resignation letter to the board.
"As you know, I have denied the story's allegations. BuzzFeed was provided with abundant counter-evidence that was ignored or distorted in their story," he wrote in the statement.
The Bulletin of Atomic Scientists is perhaps most famous for its "Doomsday Clock," a symbolic pronouncement issued each year based on whether the events of the previous year have pushed humanity closer or further from destruction.
Krauss, 63, is a prolific author and speaker who was recruited to ASU in 2008 to become the inaugural director of the Origins Project at ASU. The research project explores questions about origins of the universe, human origins and origins of consciousness and culture. Krauss has an extensive Twitter following.
The Origins Project sponsors an annual Origins Symposium where it brings together leading scientists and thinkers for discussions and presentations.
Lately, though, Krauss has received less than flattering attention.
He was the subject of a lengthy BuzzFeed article on Feb. 22 that accused him of inappropriate behavior over the last decade, "including groping women, ogling and making sexist jokes to undergrads, and telling an employee at ASU, where he is a tenured professor, that he was going to buy her birth control so she didn’t inconvenience him with maternity leave.”
Krauss denied all of the accusations to BuzzFeed, calling them “false and misleading defamatory allegations.”
“It is common knowledge that celebrity attracts all forms of negative attention from many different angles,” Krauss told BuzzFeed in an email. “There is no pattern of discontent revealed here that suggests any other explanation.”
Some of the groups Krauss is associated with have moved to distance themselves from him amid the allegations.
The American Physical Society, for instance, withdrew its invitation for Krauss to talk and participate in its April meeting in Columbus, Ohio.
In a statement, the society said, "This action was taken following reports of allegations of sexual misconduct against Prof. Krauss. The APS deplores harassment in all its forms and remains committed to ensuring a respectful and safe environment at its meetings."
Krauss declined comment in an email on Tuesday to The Arizona Republic.
#MeToo Fallout: Almost Half of Male Managers 'Uncomfortable' in a Work Activity With a WomanI encourage men to watch-the-hell-out for Leftist, Feminist, barracudas in short skirts and open blouses.
"Almost half of male managers are uncomfortable participating in a common work activity with a woman, such as mentoring, working alone, or socializing together," LeanIn.org reported.
Leanin.org, an organization co-founded by Facebook COO Sheryl Sandberg to "empower more women to achieve their ambitions," teamed up with SurveyMonkey to conduct the online survey of 2,950 employed adults in late January. Perhaps not surprisingly, the men in positions of leadership have grown wary of working with women who could accuse them of sexual assault, and cost their careers.
Almost 30 percent of male managers reported being uncomfortable working alone with a woman, more than twice the amount before the #MeToo movement.
Three times as many male managers reported being uncomfortable mentoring women, in the wake of the #MeToo movement. Early last year, only 5 percent of male managers said mentoring a woman would make them uncomfortable. This year, 16 percent said so, meaning that 1 in 6 male managers hesitate to mentor a woman.
As for the movement itself, working men and women mostly agreed about the revelations of sexual harassment. Almost half (47 percent) said they were not surprised by the revelations, while a quarter (25 percent) said they think there are worse revelations to come.
About half of both working women and men said their companies have responded to the #MeToo movement by taking action against alleged harassers, updating their policies, or offering employee guidance or training. The other half, who said their companies have not changed their policies, seemingly did not explain in the survey whether or not their companies already had strong policies against sexual assault.
A second poll conducted this month showed that senior men are more than three times more likely to hesitate to have a work dinner with a junior-level woman than with a junior-level man. This poll also found that senior men are five times more likely to hesitate to travel for work with a junior-level woman.
For all the outrage and criticism Vice President Mike Pence received for applying the Billy Graham rule — never eating dinner alone with a woman besides his wife — it seems the #MeToo movement has encouraged many men to follow suit.
Refusing to mentor a woman arguably goes beyond the Billy Graham rule, however, and as LeanIn.org rightly pointed out, losing mentorship opportunities would be a real career hit to women.
One need not be a feminist or an advocate for "equal pay" to lament the loss of this kind of opportunity, and to encourage successful men to mentor aspiring women.
NY Daily News Editor Accused Of Harassment Fostered A Culture Of Silence
Managing editor Rob Moore told staffers he would get rid of people who complained about his behavior, sources said.
Casino Mogul Steve Wynn Accused of Sexual Misconduct Spanning DecadesThis one's a Republican Big Shot.
Chris Matthews Misses ‘Meet The Press’ Appearance Amid Harassment Scandals [VIDEO]Chris seems to have a severe rape fetish, along with abuse of women.
NBC Made Payment To Staffer After Sexual Harassment Claim Against Chris Matthews
Chris Matthews Made Bill Cosby Pill Joke Before Interviewing Hillary Clinton
Golden Globe winner James Franco accused of inappropriate sexual behavior by actressesToo funny. On the night the actresses proudly and pompously virtue signalled on live TV, they gave a globe to a pervert. Not until after the awards did the complicit actresses come forward, having maintained their guilty silence until then.
James Franco’s Golden Globe lost some of its luster after several women went on Twitter and accused him of inappropriate behavior.
Almost immediately after the actor scooped up a trophy for "The Disaster Artist" Sunday, on a night the industry spoke out against sexual harassment, Franco came under attack.
Actress Violet Paley claimed the actor once sexually assaulted her and tried to lure her 17-year-old friend to his hotel room.
DOJ Criticizes Alleged ‘Systemic’ Sexual Misconduct Given ‘Free Pass’ During Obama AdminIF [no truth], THEN [no morals];
In California, harassment scandals roil ruling DemocratsPelosi Spawn:
Resignations and turmoil are upending 2018 plans.
Among those who have been outspoken in their demands for more action is Christine Pelosi, chairwoman of the California Democratic Party Women’s Caucus and Nancy Pelosi’s daughter, who told lawmakers at the start of an Assembly hearing last month, “We have rapists in this building. We have molesters among us.”Yes, they're all Democrats in La La Land.
