by Irvin Muchnick
No amount of intimidation and harassment by the legal goons of organized swimming will deter us from telling this story.
As I wrote last month:
“It is my view that even many of the most serious students of feminism and the scourge that is sexual molestation do not fully appreciate how the swimming story — whose scale dwarfs that of Penn State — takes us to the white-hot center of this issue, at the nexus of sexual relations (an inevitable byproduct of human affairs) and abuse of power (which responsible people agree must be eradicated).”