Vanity Fair: “In the book you call yourself a hideous woman.” E. Jean Carroll:… — INFORMANT
Vanity Fair: “In the book you call yourself a hideous woman.”
E. Jean Carroll: “Oh. I was bad, bad.”
Vanity Fair: “Because you flashed a professor.”
E. Jean Carroll: “He was the most popular professor on campus. So adorable. He went on to Washington to become quite a big deal. He was the golden boy. He was in Ballantine Hall lecturing. Ballantine Hall is the largest auditorium campus at the time. I had the temerity to walk on the stage in a trench coat and dark glasses, open my trench coat wearing a bright yellow bikini, and flash that man four, five, six seconds. He could barely stand up. Now, if a man did that today to a female professor, I hope that man would be in jail. So I put myself on the hideous list. He married a friend of mine…”
Vanity Fair: “Did you feel guilty looking back on that later?”
E. Jean Carroll: “No. I laugh my ass off about that…It was great.”
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