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Yeah this being a "perfect storm" situation makes it a lot easier for people to feel comfortable going public and set in motion a tidal wave of accusations to roll in without someone being the sole focus of backlash. Without that storm, someone might be more hesitant out of fear in going public against someone who is more well known.
Same happened with the #MeToo movement where it took that first person or two to get the ball rolling for others to get the courage to stand up as well. Even the recent protests over the death of George Floyd quickly snowballed into a bigger movement over police brutality and racism.
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