Mayim Bialik's thoughts on sexual harassment spark criticism

Mayim Bialik, in an article reacting to the Harvey Weinstein storm, said her "sexual self is best reserved for private situations with those I am most intimate with" and "I dress modestly" and so on, and unsurprisingly triggered feminists into their usual accusations of "blaming the victim".

https://twitter.com/i/moments/919281858055213057

Ironically (1) she is also a feminist (could the two camps of feminists fight themselves out first?), and (2) she flashed in front of Piers Morgan.

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