Abuse of power is rampant. It's ubiquitous and omnipresent. Sexual abuse, economic abuse, political, racial, personal, corporate, etc. - it's everywhere. We've been raising awareness of it for decades.They call it the Establishment. That's why they call the Establishment a swamp.

   Wherever there's a power imbalance, there's abuse of power.  In our increasingly unequal society, abuse of power is the most extensive issue, the most pressing problem of our day.

  Once in a while, we get collectively upset about abuses: protests against racism, homophobia, and xenophobia, protests against unlivable minimum wage, solidarity against bullying, outrage against the "culture of rape" in universities and the military, etc.

  In some cases we've made good progress despite backlashes by the powerful. With many other abuses the backlash has overpowered progress. The Establishment (when women were really serious about stopping sexual abuse they called it The Patrimony) does not like change.