When White feminists think their 1960s feminism was amazing because academics could sleep with their students https://www.timeshighereducation.com/books/review-unwanted-advances-laura-kipnis-harper-collins#survey-answer …
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I think he's oblivious to the impact of his words. He is a great scientist but is also a liability re women and science.
Her talk in Japan. His in Seoul.
Seen this? I'm swayed by argument: "If you find out someone is [doing harm] their work is not good." TW harassment: https://medium.com/@violetblue/but-he-does-good-work-6710df9d9029 …
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His scientific work can live or die on its own merits. Doing harm is always a different matter: it's always on you, I think
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Or to put that another way: whatever the value of his scientific work, it's not the point. Except insofar as it has empowered him to do harm
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Exactly - he's gotten away with it because of his status. So many high-profile people defended him. He could've apologised but doubled down.
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