“Was your house wearing something flammable?” 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

The women laughing in the background of that Dr. Drew clip when the dude chokes out: "I'm so scared to even HUG a woman", are just *chef's kiss*.

"An erection's temper tantrum" may be the most accurate description of Tucker Carlson since his mother called him "my son" that one time.

After seeing this I started saying “i dont get it“ or “can you please explain that?“ whenever somebody, not just at work, made/makes discriminating jokes.
So far, over last few years, It's been quite effective.

And tbh, it's also quite funny seeing someone trying to justify horrible mind gymnastics. Worth it!

How could she possibly keep a straight face at "I'm a man in the broadest possible sense of the word."?

I testified against my attacker. He was convicted, and went to jail. Now he is a registered sex offender. Anita Hill was who I held in my heart. She helped me be strong!

John: "He just left without washing his hands"
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The best moment of this clip is when Anita tells John that he should probably care for the victim first and check in on them, and you can see him 100% humbled by the lesson he got. Such a beautiful moment of honesty and transparency!

"HR exist to protect the company from liability" Former HR admin here. It's 101% TRUE.

I love John being honest about himself and his shortcomings. This is how we have this discussion.

How does one reach that level of calm sophistication? Anita Hill is glorious.

The one young black lady( Anita ) standing up and testifying to a panel of old white men is just such a picture of courage ❤️❤️

John Oliver seems to be an extremely decent human being. He's empathetic, modest, endlessly curious & genuine.

“Should they be terrified of this conversation?”
“Well not if they’re not harassers.”

Perfect

“How could you let yourself be molested” basically what that lawmaker said and I cannot explain the anger I feel at that.

i really like that john put himself out there and said "how should i feel other than ashamed, and what should i do?" none of this is instinctive and, like he said earlier in the piece, it's okay to ask! you just have to be willing to listen to the answer.

It’s annoying that the main way we can be communicated to is “Imagine she’s your daughter or sister.”

Why can’t we just be told, “imagine it’s a PERSON”

That’s just sad.

I get what those women were saying about not wanting to be 'that girl'. I recently started a new job in the IT department at a facility that makes food packaging. About a month ago I was working on one of the terminals at one of the printing presses. There is a limited amount of space in that area, so people needing to get through would have to squeeze behind me. This wasn't a problem until one guy began sniffing my hair every single time he walked by. At first I thought he had a cold or something, but it happened about 7 times. He was at just the right height where his nose was just above my hair and every time he was directly behind me he would sniff deeply then make a weird, creepy satisfied noise.

There were other people working in the area and it became clear that they were starting to notice something weird was going on, but didn't really know what to do or say. After all, he wasn't touching me or making sexual comments. But it was creepy and it was making me uncomfortable. But I didn't want to be 'that girl', especially over something so seemingly minor. The next time he came by he actually paused behind me for a second, so I pivoted and threw my shoulder into him. Hard. Then I was like "Oops, I'm sorry." but gave him a look that said no, not really sorry. He kind of yelped and one of the other guys working in the area said  "Come on, man. You had that coming."

That guy wasn't even supposed to be in that area, it's not even his department. The good news is that he now stays far, far away from me.

The amount of genuine remorse in John's voice when he was talking about not speaking up when he saw harassment speaks volumes.

This episode needs to be mandatory in every employee training program regarding sexual harassment