We need to form a culture that teaches young kids that yes means yes and no means no while also teaching that they can always walk away, tell someone else or call it off.

No, sounded to me like the other 5 had complained already, but didn't have proof. When she got him to admit he had pinched her butt, there was the proof.

Agree. At some point she says "feeling defeated like no one would believe me", why so? It is true, in many cases sexual harassment is downplayed, but in this case, its seems she did not try to speak up against the creep. If that does not work out, report him. Things escalated in an odd way because it seems she felt powerless before even trying to find support or becoming assertive. It is symptomatic of a more ingrained societal problem: many women don't have faith in a system that has failed them far too many times.

And we'd have this culture only after all a******s are put in their place.

Women are just now getting the courage to stand up and say 'no, knock it off'. In the past there's been the shame and humiliation and fear about calling someone out. I wonder if she called HR on him or not, but the fact that it happened publicly probably helped the other women realize they weren't the only ones and they needed to speak up.

Unfortunately, it seems that we are a very long way away from getting there. Even within a culture that is willing to label everyone as a "___ist" or "___phobic" harassing people, they disagree with is totally acceptable.

Please don't generalize. "Men" don't think they are entitled to harass women, a small percentage of men who are losers do. By characterizing *all* men as predators, feminists are actually antagonizing the normal men.

Too bad more of us don't have the presence of mind (or courage) to turn around and grab their junk, possibly a little too hard or give them a nice nipple twist. I'm very fortunate to have a man who truly respects women and is a complete gentleman. He doesn't get that kind of behavior at all.