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I support Dr. Tyson. She showed enormous courage in coming forward, and her very credible claims require investigation. In this country, institutional bias stacks against survivors, for the powerful. We have to support survivors first so their claims can be fully investigated.
I said this last night to @jonlovett, and here’s why: Institutions—colleges, the military, the NFL—don’t believe survivors, and shame or retaliate against survivors, to protect their own. We have to support survivors and take allegations seriously or there will never be justice.
and we should give men due process before throwing them under the bus, especially when they are collegues beloved by all the women that work for him. AL FRANKEN
8 women accused him and he admitted it, why are you doing this?
Can Al Franken come back now?
He decided to resign.
How do you propose “investigating” what took place between 2 people in a hotel room 15 years ago?
It’s her way of saying “It is politically inconvenient to take the same position I took with Senator Franken.”
Calling her a "survivor" implies that you have already passed judgment. If so, what's to investigate?
That was exactly what I was thinking.
Senator, serious question - what makes her claims “very credible”? I have no problem with valid investigations, but jumping to any conclusion - either way - should be discouraged. You are playing with a person’s livelihood and future - make sure you are right. Thanks.
I can't speak for Sen. Gillibrand, but what makes the story credible to me is that the statement is very detailed, without hyperbole or ad hominem attacks, and that she has told people before but did not herself release this story in the current situation. /
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