I guess I was naïve. I still can't figure out how the heck it would get out. From the outset we were being careful not to name names, as we believed that the issue was the self-censorship that we felt was going on in the industry. We never wanted the issue to be about this particular agency, but about a much bigger problem.
but you are right, there is that element in human nature that tends to reduce complicated and vexing problems to finger-pointing, as if calling somebody a villain is going to make the whole problem go away.
Here's a thought, maybe it wasn't speaking to that particular point? Maybe the point is simply that it's a data point you might wish to take into account when deciding to bring it up, not a prescription of how to decide at all?
Please forgive me for being all results-oriented. It would never occur to me that people of Rachel's and Sherwood's ages and experiences would need to be told that the world is populated by humans who act like humans have always acted.
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