Hey y'all, it's Sydney.

I know we were supposed to drop a new episode of Latter-Down the Feed this morning.

It was an episode about a lawsuit alleging sexual harassment and workplace discrimination

at the source magazine.

A suit that happened back in the early 2000s long before the Me Too movement.

It was certainly a big deal and it was, I remember feeling a little bit, I guess scary is the

right, it felt a little bit scary.

Just around a burk, organizer, activist, and founder of Me Too, remembering this case.

Hip hop is a powerful industry and men have a lot of power inside of this industry and

I'm sure they have tried to wipe out.

Now originally, this was a straightforward story about a woman's lawsuit almost 20 years

ago.

The story we were going to bring you was about rule number five.

If you see something, say nothing.

Now that story is evolved and as it's evolved, that rule has only become more true.

Whether it's in the courtroom or the community, there's still structures in place that show

it's safer to keep quiet.

I think people don't understand what survivorship is, it's ongoing, right?

It's not just filing the case, it's not just telling the story, it's showing up every

single time.

People will forever attach you to that thing, to that decision that you made.

So you have to continue to live through that.

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