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…interesting alternative take on comments from certain quarters:
https://medium.com/@annabelross/erick-morillo-is-the-tip-of-the-iceberg-2ddfe5c72128
Breaking the deafening silence from most men on the scene to point out that Morillo should not be vaunted as some kind of hero was Mr. C, who on Friday posted on Facebook what read like a deeply heartfelt account of being a victim of sexual abuse himself. He went on to condemn the DJs lionizing Erick, asked that they consider the feelings of his female victims, laid out an excellent definition of consent and urged his peers to protect women. I retweeted his post excitedly, showering praise on Mr. C as a man of integrity and courage. Shortly after, DJ Chloe Harris informed me that Mr. C had behaved in a misogynistic way towards her after they got into a Twitter spat last year. He called her “the bitter failed DJ Chloe Harris from Seattle,” and encouraged his followers to call her a cunt. His misogynist, racist and bullying behaviour had him taken off the lineup at Cascadia Festival in Granite Hills, Washington, last July. Mr. C’s intentions with his post about Morillo might have been good, and it’s awful that he was a victim of sexual assault, too, but how much credit does he deserve, having subjected a woman to misogynistic abuse the year prior?