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I have absolutely no idea who is behind this site but from the bottom of my heart – thank you. The most recent editorial note is beyond critical for all to know and is foundational a tremendous part of the systemic problems at hand that absolutely require a call to action.

If this story is screened for names, I understand. But I hope that it won’t be as this is the TRUTH. Read the recent editorial note. From my own knowledge that is 100% backed by factual evidence – [Name Redacted] is one, of many, who do just as described in the note. Enough is enough. He did it for decades at Merrill as well and silenced SO many women through NDA’s / private settlement agreements, etc. ENOUGH IS ENOUGH. No ill intent here – just revealing truth. And a sad truth that must change.

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