When a friend of mine lamented, 'Not Garrison Keillor, too???' on FB, I responded ... 'I'm not surprised by anyone at this point in life. Not one iota. The only thing that 'surprises' me is that it has taken this long to come about.' I hope that in this process innocent people, both men and women, are not part of the fallout and that opportunists don't muck up the waters by making baseless claims in attempts to jump on the train of necessity of what is happening now. But it has been a long time coming in just about every sector of life. There have always been whispers and innuendos. Even my alma mater is starting to, finally, listen to its students and former students and in what seemed like an overnight decision, stripped a building of its name, named after a former professor, and are taking steps to rename other parts and programs to remove other names of the past from positions of honor. Professors that I once took classes from. I didn't experience the pain others did, but there were always 'whispers' of 'things.' Always. Keillor wasn't a surprise to me, either. I'm in a related field and again, whispers. Pay homage to the patriarch and you'll be fine. But you won't. Play the game and be a good little girl and you'll be fine. But you won't. Don't speak up and just go along and you'll be fine. But you won't. While I haven't experienced the depth of what others have, thankfully, there have been times when there has been no good path to take. I was one of the very few lucky ones who managed to miss most of the landmines. So, if I seem 'overly sensitive,' maybe I'm not.