There's another piece in the Havey Weinstein saga of sexual harassment and assault over many decades--
Uma Thurman's much-anticipated story. Her comments at the end are especially interesting. So is her story about Quentin Tarantino forcing her to drive in a car crash in
Kill Bill. It might seem that she was relatively unscathed by Weinstein (and Tarantino), given her very successful career. This column makes clear that this is not the case.
The NY
Times has also investigated the
FBI inquiry into Dr. Larry Nasser's assaults under cover of medical treatment of teenaged and pre-teen female athletes. Notice the way the key "clue" appears here--not to mention the apparent problems with how the FBI handled the cases. There are lots of overlaps with the course discussion of Cause 2 of noir culture that we started on Thursday.
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