Senior UX Designer @King_Games | Ex @EA | Metalhead, skater, streamer, LoL dork
| MCV Pac. Top 50 Women in Games | ADHD | she/her | 
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1/ I left the Down Under stream team today, and here's why. I considered doing it silently but decided against it, since these issues are too big and too important to let slide silently under the rug yet again.
2/ I'm tired of abusers benefiting from the fact that people choose to share their stories through whisper networks instead of speaking up, out of fear. I'm in a position of privilege today and am able to speak up for the victims in this particular situation.
3/ I do not want to enable somebody that has been racist, homophobic, sexist - and has both sexually harassed and sexually assaulted women. I do not want to vouch for them by association, by being a part of their team.
4/ But this is not merely about an individual - it is about an issue that is endemic throughout our culture. I will not sit silently and watch while perpetrators get away with horrific behaviour. I am tired of seeing abusers with influence exploit younger or lesser known women.
5/ When you abuse people, you are ruining lives, and you must learn too that there are consequences to your actions. I hold my friends and the people I collaborate with to a higher standard than that. I want to see people taking responsibility for their behaviour.
6/ People may have been too afraid to speak up previously, but thankfully, this is changing. Toxic behaviour, and this culture of enabling it, has to end.
7/ To people who have been abusers: Stop. Sit down. Listen. Reflect on how you've hurt people. Contact them privately and apologise. Do not expect an immediate response or forgiveness from them - that is their call. And then change your behaviour.
Yet another strong voice standing up. Thank you Anna, for giving the victim a voice and a platform. You have our support beautiful.
Thank you, my lovely. I will always have your back as well. <3
Kudos to you Anna. I'm glad to see others stepping out bravely and supporting one another through action. Regardless of the outcome, you've all done a great thing.
Thank you. We're doing what we can.
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