Tag Archives: Sexual Misconduct

Is This Another Al Franken Situation?

I’ve read and watched the press feeding frenzy around Governor Andrew Cuomo’s alleged sexual misconduct, and I can’t help but wonder where they’re going with this. CNN appears to be having a field day with the issue rather than doing … Continue reading

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What is Sexual Misconduct? Revisiting the Spectrum of Sexual Misconduct

We need general agreement about what constitutes sexual misconduct ranging from the uncomfortable to the egregious. When people are accused, as is the case now with NY Governor Andrew Cuomo, it’s difficult to achieve concensus on the seriousness of a … Continue reading

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Sexual Misconduct On Campus – In Ireland A Female Faculty Member Takes A Stand For Herself And Others

My heart and respect go out to Dr. Aoibhinn Ní Shúilleabháin – broadcaster, lecturer  at University College Dublin who dealt with years of sexual harassment on campus. As those of you who stop by here regularly know, I’ve written often on the … Continue reading

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Nonfiction and Fiction Keep Sexual Misconduct from the Basket of ‘Been-There-Done-That’

As MeToo slides from intense focus to history, we risk sexual misconduct offenders creeping from their hiding places to harm again. Media attention has moved on to the coronavirus and other pressing issues. Fortunately, we have a force for change … Continue reading

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They Actually Sentenced Weinstein to Twenty-Three Years!! Can You Believe It?

Surely I’m not the only one surprised that Harvey Weinstein was sentenced to not three, not six, but twenty-three years for sexual assault and rape. In our heart-of-hearts many of us figured someone of his wealth and previous stature would walk. … Continue reading

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The Weinstein Verdict – Is It a New Day For Women?

When I began writing my new novel Damned If She Does, Harvey Weinstein was still a powerful man and a threat to women who entered his broad sphere of influence. Women in all walks of life were largely keeping quiet … Continue reading

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Where are Michael Bloomberg’s “Jokes” on the Spectrum of Sexual Misconduct?

Michael Bloomberg’s candidacy has brought sexual misconduct to the fore again – with Elizabeth Warren facilitating the charge. According to Bloomberg, he has told bawdy jokes. He regrets and is embarrassed by them. But, he explained on The View, “that’s … Continue reading

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