· Updated January 16, 2025 12:27 AM · 5 min read read
A classic New Yorker cartoon many years ago captured some wisdom that has been lost in the Age of Weinstein. A dressed up, curvaceous young woman is walking on a street toward a middle-aged husband and wife. The thought balloon over the wife's head is of the young woman's hat and dress alone. The husband's thought balloon shows the young woman's body sans clothes. Men and women live in different sexual worlds!
The coverage of the Weinstein story and the cavalcade of
A classic New Yorker cartoon many years ago captured some wisdom that has been lost in the Age of Weinstein. A dressed up, curvaceous young woman is walking on a street toward a middle-aged husband and wife. The thought balloon over the wife's head is of the young woman's hat and dress alone. The husband's thought balloon shows the young woman's body sans clothes. Men and women live in different sexual worlds!
The coverage of the Weinstein story and the cavalcade of revolting revelations that h…
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