Mary's appearance at the Copenhagen City Hall highlighting equal rights as specified by the UN, which also encompass sexual rights, was unintentionally very current.
Because the mayor of Copenhagen, Frank Jensen, was MeToo'ed Monday, where he resigned as a mayor and from politics.
I will not go into the details, nor the who, why or whether it was justified, that would merit a whole thread in it's own right!
But right now we are having a second MeToo wave among politicians.
Only last week a party leader was resigned, and his successor, a woman, may not last long in her new post.
Today another politician was resigned from his posts...
- So right now politics in DK is... interesting... to follow!
However, my point is that Mary knew them, and she will know those who about to fall next, because there will be more.
These are people, men who perpetrated and women who helped covering it up, who all, no doubt wholeheartedly and sincerely, have lend both political and moral support to Mary when she has been representing DK (and herself) in speaking up for women's rights in DK and abroad.
