www.theguardian.com/film/2017/oct/10/why-did-no-one-speak-out-about-harvey-weinstein
This is a terrific and (in my views, anyway) horribly accurate assessment of the situation.
I think her analogy to race about halfway through - as in, nobody (sane) thinks it's the responsibility of non-white people to prevent racism from white people, so why the hell is it women's responsbility to prevent sexism/assault/misogyny from men? - is brilliant.
At the end of the day, the only solution is for disgusting creepy perverts to stop being disgusting creepy perverts.
And as the article puts very well, it is (or should be) easier for men to call out this disgusting behaviour than it is for women.
While I appreciate that Matt Damon genuinely believes, as he may well have actually done, that had he seen this going on at an event he would gallantly have ridden to the rescue, that's not really the point. Far less heroic than steaming in and landing a few punches, if he really would have done that, would have been to LISTEN PROPERLY to the swirling rumours about HW and TELL AUTHORITIES about them, loudly and repeatedly. While refusing to work with HW, and encouraging others to refuse to work with HW.
So angry and sad about this as it's just the tip of the iceberg, and I don't mean just in Hollywood.