Lauren in St. Paul hoped that Keillor’s fans would learn from this that “your heroes might not be as great as they seem,” and that “it’s very obvious that there are men in power who are not very conscious of how they are towards women.”
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The issue here is very deep. There was a time when some of these actions were brushed off as, " Boys being Boys." We need to stop using that phrase! Every time I hear a parent use that phrase I cringe. Children learn at a very young age that some rules don't apply to them. Be careful of the message you are sending to them. ---It will become " locker room behavior" before you know it
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