Three people debate what accountability really means. Young women aren't asking for more apologies, they're demanding to be heard and understood. Empty sorries don't cut it anymore.
You said something earlier when you said, "I don't even think my mom likes me." I don't.
And I think it's just 'cause— Do you think your mom likes you? She might, I don't know. So you're not sure? I don't care though. I'm gonna say this.
Do you think your mom likes you?
Yeah, I think she like me, sometimes. You paused.
These young women are right. There has to be more accountability.
How much more? When y'all say accountability, I keep apologizing and apologizing.
That's not what it is. They don't need the apologies anymore. They're saying they need you to hear them.