“Men always think it’s too radical when women say, ‘You’re not in charge of me,’” said Sara Miles, 65, a faith-based community organizer in San Francisco. Newsletter Sign Up Continue reading the main story The #MeToo Moment The latest news and insights on the sexual harassment and misconduct scandals roiling society. “It’s not something I’m going to turn a blind eye to.”Even amid all these debates, many women said the revelations about sexual harassment had not gone far enough. In Fayetteville, N.C., Sylvia Ray, 76, said that for the last two months, her women’s group at church had also been dominated by a desire to see more harassers outed. She said the dozen women who meet each week were galvanized by President Trump, who previously bragged about grabbing women by their genital area.

Source: New York Times December 05, 2017 16:33 UTC