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especially those whose voices might disturb the peace ât" has always been that things will go better for them if they keep their mouths shut. In my forthcoming book about the political consequences of womenât™s about a 16th-century torture the brank, which was used to muzzle a defiant or cranky woman by keeping her head and jaw clamped in a metal cage. Some of the iron bridles included tongue depressors; some of those had spikes on the bottom to pierce the flesh. When I visited of London last year, during the week that followed the publication of stories Harvey Weinsteinâe™s âe" told at long last by women whose tongues had been loosed âe" I saw an internally spiked metal neck collar on display. 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âe" stories that have gone unheard, or unspoken, because they involve women whose experiences were complicated €" is incalculable. Why didnâemt I report? Because I was drunk; because I donâe™t remember perfectly; because I didnâet yell long enough; because no one would believe me; because everyone would think it was my fault; because I thought it was my fault; because I had less power. 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Yes, in the case of Ramirez, because it may have an impact on a Supreme Court nomination. But it matters that it was reported in The New Yorker; it matters that the Washington Post created a special stand-alone section of its Sunday paper to feature Amberâems story. It matters that, unless Kavanaughâe™s nomination is withdrawn, Ford will testify in front of the nation.", "type": "text"}, ("additions": [ ("URL": "https://apple.news/A6[djNZ80RJiHKmopbuD- £Q", "range": {"length": 6, "start":133}, "type":"link"}], "identifier":"_anf-body- 16", "inlineTextStyles": [ {"range": ("length":363, "start":0}, "textStyle":"_anf-ts- 11"/], "layout": "bodyContentLayout", "role": "body", "text": "There may not be a legal or political outcome that is satisfying: The perpetrators may not face real repercussions. 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