Russell Simmons Accusers Don’t Think Music Business Will Have Its #MeToo Moment

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Russell Simmons accusers don't think music business will have its MeToo moment

What was your reaction to two of the most powerful women in the world – who are African American – saying what they said about the film?I have tremendous respect for Oprah Winfrey and I have tremendous respect for Ava DuVernay. I remain grateful to them for all of their incredible work to move us forward in so many ways. They are entitled to their opinion and I respect their opinions.

Sil Lai, you have said that when you heard that Brett Ratner had been accused of sexual misconduct in November 2017, you knew that Russell Simmons was next. Why?Russell and Brett had a total bromance. Russell loved to take credit for the fact that he put Brett on the map by giving him his first gig directing music videos. They chased women together. They partied together. They were always around each other.

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