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- Actress and activist Ashley Judd is one of the many women to accuse film producer Harvey Weinstein of sexual harassment or assault.
- On Thursday, Judd spoke about the allegations for the first time on camera, with Diane Sawyer on “Good Morning America. ”
- Judd said she felt like no one would believe her at the time that it happened.
- Judd said that she got out of the hotel room where Weinstein sexually harassed her by telling him she would only get intimate with him if she won an Oscar for one of his movies. Years later, Weinstein tried to offer her a role that could get her that Oscar, she said.
- Judd told Sawyer that if Weinstein is a rapist, he should go to jail.
Ashley Judd is one of over 60 women to come out with allegations against Harvey Weinstein over the past few weeks, which range from sexual harassment to rape. After confirming her story to The New York Times for its bombshell report three weeks ago, Judd spoke about it in public for the first time with Diane Sawyer on ABC’s “Good Morning America” Thursday.
Judd told Sawyer that when she met Weinstein in his hotel room, he began “insistent pressure” after she refused his advances. “I thought ‘no’ meant ‘no,'” Judd said. “He kept coming back…
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