Then, they will be facing a new kind of harassment from the executive women (it's Hollywood).
Finally, they will have to stop aspiring actors and actresses from willingly and discretely offering sex for roles. Good luck with that. It's not the world's oldest occupation for nothing.
Also, expect every woman's name associated with "Time's Up" to be offered the lead in an upcoming Helen Keller franchise and nothing else.
...or I could be completely wrong.
The women better be careful. They can all be replaced by trannys.
No mention of the queers raping little boys. It appears the male fags are a protected group of coprophiliacs
In a word, BULLSTALIN.
This isn’t about abuse, this is about quotas in a male dominated profession.
Plenty of millionaress actresses who can invest their money into studios and production companies if they want to.
They want quotes for women, trannies, homosexuals, etc.
NONE of that will stop pederasts from sucking and f***ing boy actors or prevent lesbians from coercing vulnerable women into compromising situations.
And Anita Hill is behind one of these fronts.
Nope. Not needed. Just window dressing to coverup rampant abuse.
One of these groups even wants to highlight the oppression of janitorial staff. Apart from an episode of Seinfeld, that sort of workplace sex is just something that I haven’t heard about.
I’m just gonna hazard a guess that the named women—Reese Witherspoon, Eva Longoria, Emma Stone, and Natalie Portman—were strong supporters of BJ Clintoon.
All of the women named in the article campaigned for Hillary. Hmmmmm...
What man in their right mind will want to work with any of these actresses? One wrong look, one wrong comment and they’re toast.
Reese Witherspoon - $120 Million
Eva Longoria - $35 Million
Emma Stone - $9 Million
Natalie Portman - $54 Million
Meet the new bosses, same as the old bosses.
Roy Moore was the national test. That is why Weinstein and all other Hollywood men fell on their swords.
All Republican candidates running for office need to read Rules for Radicals and The Art of War. They need to have private phone conversations with Rush or Steve Bannon on how to deal with the media. They need to hire crisis managers within their campaigns and be pro-active and honest and candid with voters.
Don't lie to voters. Don't issue denial after denial and hold press conferences. Here's what Roy Moore should have done when the allegations first broke:
"These allegations are total horses--t. I will not answer any more questions related to them. I am focused on the issues and defeating my liberal opponent to become Alabama's next Senator.
Finally, all Republican candidates should read this: