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Hi, I'm Eve Fairbanks and I wrote the story we're about to hear.

I started thinking about this story right in the wake of the beginning of the Me Too movement

a few years ago and a friend of mine had sent me some very kind of distressed text messages

and she was wondering why she had known about some of the stories that came out in a kind of

second-hand way but she was in an industry where she had known rumors and substantiated sort of

rumors about some of the abuses that came out right at the beginning of that movement

and she had not spoken up and she told me that she you know she felt like a feminist.

She considers herself one and she didn't understand

herself in that moment.

She didn't understand why she hadn't felt brave or earlier or why she had behaved in a certain way

because she'd known about this.

Some of these things for 15 years and she felt a lot of guilt because she wasn't a junior

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