[Women] Women's Group Feb. 10

Annie Warmke annie at bluerockstation.com
Sat Feb 6 17:32:38 CST 2021


The accusers are not annonymous but it is their story to tell, not 
ours.  We are going to put something out there in a generic way to see 
if there are women who need to feel supported.  Annie

On 2/6/2021 12:50 PM, nancy wolske via Women wrote:
> The breadth of the conversation continued, so I’m glad Cindy spoke up.
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> The onus is on anyone using email to be aware of to whom you’re 
> sending a message, especially so when someone’s being accused and 
> named, and especially when the accuser remains anonymous and the 
> accusation is hearsay.  Much harm can result.
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> On Saturday, February 6, 2021, 12:29 PM, Rebecca Phillips via Women 
> <women at fuusm.org> wrote:
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>     To all: the breadth of the conversation was accidental.
>
>     "If you have a garden and a library, you have everything you
>     need."-- Cicero
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>     *From:* Women <women-bounces at fuusm.org> on behalf of nancy wolske
>     via Women <women at fuusm.org>
>     *Sent:* Saturday, February 6, 2021 12:18 PM
>     *To:* A List for the Women of FUUSM <women at fuusm.org>
>     *Cc:* nancy wolske <nwolske17 at yahoo.com>
>     *Subject:* Re: [Women] Women's Group Feb. 10
>     Absolutely.
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>     On Saturday, February 6, 2021, 12:10 PM, Cindy Brown via Women
>     <women at fuusm.org> wrote:
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>         I'd like to just reiterate Teresa's earlier email - this
>         conversation really should not be taking place on such a large
>         list. I'm quite uncomfortable with this knowledge that I have
>         no right to possess.
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>         Thanks
>         Cindy
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>         On Sat, Feb 6, 2021 at 11:55 AM Chris via Women
>         <women at fuusm.org <mailto:women at fuusm.org>> wrote:
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>             I did not know this about Paul Dunn. I do not know the
>             names of the women he harassed before he left. Let me know
>             their names  or keep them provate. That is okay with me.
>             I am on the Board as well as Beth Lapore and Nancy Luthy.
>             So if anyone has information you want us to bring up at
>             the Board meeting on Monday, let one of us know. My though
>             right now is someone or Kat should confront him when he
>             returns. Tell him he is welcomed into our community, but
>             his behavior will not be tolerated. Well, something like that.
>             Give one of us feedback for the meeting and I will share
>             with you what I learned at the Board meeting.
>             Chris
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>                 *From: *Maureen <women at fuusm.org <mailto:women at fuusm.org>>
>                 *To: *A List <women at fuusm.org <mailto:women at fuusm.org>>
>                 *Cc: *Maureen <maureenolander at gmail.com
>                 <mailto:maureenolander at gmail.com>>
>                 *Date: *Saturday, 6 February 2021 10:13 AM EST
>                 *Subject: *Re: [Women] Women's Group Feb. 10
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>                 I have a couple of thoughts based on harassment at my
>                 workplaces:  First, it does no good to mildly rebuke
>                 the harasser. My first harasser used to ogle and leer
>                 whenever I approached his desk, which I had to do
>                 frequently. He was sitting on a high stool (he was a
>                 dispatcher) and one day I accidentally brushed his
>                 crotch area. He started hooting and I just snapped. I
>                 said very loudly “John, f*** off!” There was dead
>                 silence in the dispatcher’s room for several minutes.
>                 I never had a problem again. Make a stink. Be loud.
>                 The second technique is based on advice to document
>                 workplace incidents, when, where and what. I wrote a
>                 letter to my harasser recounting what he did and when
>                 and asking him to stop. When the time was right I used
>                 it with satisfactory results.
>                 In all my experiences I was harassed by men whom I’d
>                 turned down for a date or had otherwise hurt their
>                 little egos, no matter how gently. Remember that these
>                 incidents are all about revenge and aggression, so
>                 respond accordingly. It sounds like we need a UU Me Too.
>                 Shalom, Maureen
>                 Hope
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>                     On Feb 5, 2021, at 9:53 AM, Teresa Hayes via Women
>                     <women at fuusm.org <mailto:women at fuusm.org>> wrote:
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>                     FYI: This was sent to all of the women's group not
>                     to Karen or Rebecca alone.
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>                     I don't object to this being sent to everyone, but
>                     I do want to point out that there are two reply
>                     arrows that one can use on e-mails. The single
>                     arrow replies to the person who sent the e-mail
>                     and the double arrow replies to the entire group,
>                     in this instance to the women's group.  In many
>                     cases it's important to be sure who you are
>                     replying to.
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>                     Since it came to everyone, I wanted to offer an
>                     opinion.  It's important for the woman who is
>                     being harassed to step into her own power and let
>                     Paul know his advances are unwanted. I know some
>                     women do not feel capable of doing this, so it is
>                     up to each of us who do, to step forward and
>                     support our sisters until they do feel empowered
>                     enough to speak for themselves. After all, Paul is
>                     not the only man in our community who might
>                     sexually harass a woman.  By community I mean our
>                     church community, work community, larger
>                     community, any community of which a woman may be a
>                     member.
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>                     So, standing on the side of love for my sisters, I
>                     suggest we formulate a plan to let Paul know that
>                     his advances and sexual harassment will not be
>                     tolerated. And we need to base this upon either
>                     existing church policy, or develop a church policy
>                     that addresses sexual harassment. It really is no
>                     more difficult than we make it.
>
>                     If anyone wishes to reply to me personally about
>                     this, please feel free to do so.
>                     teresa_asselinhayes_2000 at yahoo.com
>                     <mailto:teresa_asselinhayes_2000 at yahoo.com> or
>                     740-350-6249
>                     On Thursday, February 4, 2021, 2:43:14 PM EST,
>                     Annie Warmke via Women <women at fuusm.org
>                     <mailto:women at fuusm.org>> wrote:
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>                     Karen; Here's what I'd like to speak about.
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>                     This has to do with Paul Dunn and his sexual
>                     harassment of at least four women in the months
>                     before he left.  It is reported that he is
>                     returning in a few days so this is very worrisome
>                     me that women are not safe in our church family. 
>                     I am concerned also because four came forward but
>                     how many others are there? Initially (July 2019) a
>                     man spoke from church spoke to me about Paul and
>                     asked what to do.  I suggested he go to the board
>                     president and Kat.  He did do that but nothing
>                     came of it.
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>                     Now that Paul is returning the man who spoke up is
>                     very concerned, and spoke to me again.  I asked
>                     him to talk to Kat and the board to find out what
>                     our policy is on handling sexual harassment. He
>                     was told that they would work on it on Monday at
>                     the board meeting.  That made me wonder if there
>                     is a policy, and if so, why weren't they adhering
>                     to it?
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>                     I brought the initial report up at the Women's mo.
>                     meeting in Aug. 2019 and asked what could be
>                     done.  There was a discussion but nothing came of
>                     it.  I don't feel we should be the ones taking the
>                     lead on this.  It is the men who must step up and
>                     support the one who initially brought it to
>                     everyone's attention.
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>                     It is clear something needs to be done before Paul
>                     returns. Shouldn't we, as a women's group make a
>                     statement about sexual harassment and how we want
>                     it dealt with?  I cannot look away.  Annie
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>                     On 2/4/2021 1:33 PM, Karen Binkley via Women wrote:
>                     I am available to talk if you would like. Karen
>                     Binkley
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>                     Sent from my iPhone
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>                         On Feb 4, 2021, at 12:41 PM, Annie Warmke via
>                         Women <women at fuusm.org>
>                         <mailto:women at fuusm.org> wrote:
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>                     Do you have time for me to call you to talk about
>                     a problem that, as women, we may want to address?
>                     Annie
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>                     On 2/4/2021 11:43 AM, Rebecca Phillips via Women
>                     wrote:
>                     Greetings, women of FUUSM,
>                     Just a reminder that our monthly meeting will be
>                     next Wednesday, February 10, at 7:00 PM. We will
>                     be using the church Zoom link (copied below). Our
>                     theme is the UU theme of "Side With Love," so
>                     please bring an example, anecdote, poem, whatever
>                     on ways that you/we have sided with love for
>                     people, animals, the planet. . .
>                     https://zoom.us/j/94822183499?pwd=ZVhkMHZWSnR1bTI5czZWRk1zdFFmQT09
>                     <https://zoom.us/j/94822183499?pwd=ZVhkMHZWSnR1bTI5czZWRk1zdFFmQT09>
>                     Meeting ID: 948 2218 3499 Passcode: fuusm2323
>                     Hope to see you then!
>                     Rebecca
>                     "If you have a garden and a library, you have
>                     everything you need."-- Cicero
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Annie Warmke
Farmer, activist, consultant, writer
Blue Rock Station/Warmke Farm LLC
www.bluerockstation.com
(740) 674-4300 or (740) 252-6295 Mobile

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