Cultural Backlash and Evolving Defenses of Controversial Figures

This chapter examines the shifting public perception of Harvey Weinstein, focusing on how defenders like Candace Owens fit into the larger cultural narrative. It explores the interplay between perceived progress in women's rights and the societal backlash against such advancements, emphasizing the stagnation of legislative change despite the Me Too movement's visibility.

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