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Japan could finally face its own #MeToo crisis
(www.economist.com)
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Disgusting headline. The violation of boundaries and dehumanization is the crisis. The #MeToo part is an attempt to rectify it.
Can't expect much out of the economist before or after a fascist takeover
I didn’t even think about the wording, but you’re right. The framing is messed up.
A #MeToo movement in Japan is probably long overdue.