That is the reason I made the decision to tell the truth of my rape and its damaging aftermath.
This conversation is important and must continue.
I am listening to and learning from women’s stories in this essential and overdue cultural movement.
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We must continue to teach all men about consent and boundaries."
Speaking to theGlobe, Diaz lamented that statement.
“I’ve written a lot of crap in my life,” he said.
“One does when one’s a writer.
Boy, I wish I’d had the presence of mind to rewrite the damn thing.”
Those investigations have concluded, and Diaz will keep both positions.
Reached by theGlobe, Clemmons, Machado, and Byrne stood by their accounts of Diaz’s behavior.
Read the fullBoston Globestoryhere.
