I sorta disagree with the slant of the post there, I don't find it accurate, the accusations against him were far from ignored, the way I remember it, the whole fucking nation was paying attention, it was basically the first round of #MeToo, and it was the first time men were "woke" by women left right and center to #MeToo stories, first time they really had any raising of consciousness on harassment, really had no idea it went on all the time in the workplace because: women expected it as something they had to put up with to be in the workplace. Most all women believed her because they experienced it all the time.

What really happened wasn't that people didn't take her seriously. They did, it really was a big thing where women all over the country were telling their husbands: that happened to me, too. Husbands are going: say what? Why didn't you tell me?

What happened was Clarence Thomas then hypocritically played the race card. This is a high tech lynching. Match set, game over, stop picking on the black supreme court nominee. GOP says: see, we're not racists, you are, you only like blacks if they're liberal. Anita Hill was smeared later, after the fact with GOP fantasizing all kinds of plots where Dems dug this supposed actress up to try to bring down Thomas like they successfully brought down Bork.. They used this fantasy to plot the Paula Jones thing, seriously, it was their model: let's try to bring Clinton down like they tried to bring Thomas down...I think that might be in Brock's book.