Anita Hill said that Clarence Thomas made unwanted sexual advances while she worked as his legal adviser at the U.S. Department of Education’s Office for Civil Rights. She said he often discussed sex, described pornographic films, and repeatedly asked her on dates after she refused. Hill said the behavior later restarted after she followed Thomas to the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission, where he allegedly discussed his anatomy and commented on her clothing.
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