1. Under the rules of contemporary discourse, once you are accused of a sensitivity crime ("that's racist, sexist and homophobic!") the burden of proof falls on the accused to prove that they aren't guilty.
Needless to say, there's no real way to prove a negative, especially if the accuser is aggressive and won't listen to evidence.
2. French doesn't want her career canceled. She should look to Macklemore, who would rather be unpersoned than bend the knee.
1. Under the rules of contemporary discourse, once you are accused of a sensitivity crime ("that's racist, sexist and homophobic!") the burden of proof falls on the accused to prove that they aren't guilty.
Needless to say, there's no real way to prove a negative, especially if the accuser is aggressive and won't listen to evidence.
2. French doesn't want her career canceled. She should look to Macklemore, who would rather be unpersoned than bend the knee.