Over the preceding year, I have written, rewritten, and rethought the question of sexual harassment and #MeToo. I have, like many people, I imagine, been shocked and deeply engaged with these issues, in talks and emails and readings, watching the landscape change, progress, and backslide. I find myself changing and editing and reworking on an almost weekly basis. #MeToo as movement and as social force and deep problematic has undergone many rapid transformations. It seems also to have provoked powerful generational differences in responsiveness, in addition to the more obvious differences in gender and identity positions. Silent collaborator, disavowed witness and victim, saddened, enraged, traumatized and retraumatized: the