It’s easy to claim someone you don’t know is guilty or innocent based on personal bias, but once that “someone” is a person close to you, particularly a loved one, all bets are off.
Such is the case of Time’s Up CEO Lisa Borders, who resigned last week after her son was accused of a groping a woman during a “healing” session in Santa Monica, CA, the Los Angeles Times reported. In her resignation announcement, Borders said she was stepping down to “address family concerns that require my singular focus,” according to Page Six. Karol Markowicz of the New York Post explains Borders’ predicament:
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