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They believe that Christian employers don’t have to comply with certain civil rights laws.
“I wanted her to know that she wasn’t alone,” said one supporter who wrote a letter to Ford.
Obama announced the launch of the Global Girls Alliance on International Day of the Girl.
Patterson’s response to the allegations against him says a lot about evangelicals and #MeToo.
He says he didn’t do it; his allies say it’s no big deal if he did.
Senate Democrats seem to have hit a dead end on Brett Kavanaugh’s confirmation.
It’s being treated like a state secret.
The president just sent survivors the message that their accounts are worthy of ridicule.
Apple, which currently has two women on its eight-member board, would have to add a third.
On Sunday, C.K. made his second appearance at the Comedy Cellar since admitting to sexual misconduct last fall.
“Political fury is baked into this country’s founding.”
Kellyanne Conway says women are scapegoating Kavanaugh. Here’s why she’s off-base.
Make it about the Democrats, ignore Christine Blasey Ford.
He’s said he and his friends are committed to hiding their bad behavior. Take him at his word.
It could be corroborating evidence for Ford’s account.
Whatever happens with Kavanaugh’s confirmation, men are no longer safe from the testimony of women. And they’re starting to get scared.
Why we’re conditioned to sympathize with men like Brett Kavanaugh.
Republicans on the committee tried to change the optics, but don’t be fooled.
The beloved romantic comedy’s date rape scene provides important context for the Brett Kavanaugh accusations.
Christine Blasey Ford and Julie Swetnick have named Mark Judge in their allegations about Kavanaugh.
Kavanaugh needs to make his case for why the Senate should hire him.
Spokesperson Andrew Wyatt also claimed Cosby was subjected to “the most racist and sexist trial in the history of the United States.”
Cosby will immediately begin serving his sentence in state prison.
Constand’s victim impact statement was released hours before Bill Cosby’s sentencing for the 2004 incident.
The first day of Cosby’s sentencing hearing revolved around whether he is a “sexually violent predator.”
What’s at stake in publishing essays like Jian Ghomeshi’s New York Review of Books piece?
They want the company to do much more to protect them.
“If women in power behave like men do, that is not a defeat of the patriarchy.”
DiFi and other Democrats are stuck in an era that makes a false distinction between private conduct and public life.
“Of course, people will go, ‘What about the victims?’ But you know what? The victims didn’t have to go through that.”
Sexual discrimination and abuse constitute a crisis; Louis C.K. will be fine.
Twelve women accused Moonves of sexual misconduct. CBS cast his ouster as a business decision.
Why the Les Moonves accusations haven’t attracted the outrage the Weinstein accusations did.
It’s been six weeks since the New Yorker’s Ronan Farrow published the first allegations against the executive.
“It blows my mind.”
And you probably agreed to it without knowing.
Amid harassment allegations, a legendary photographer just resigned from a prestigious, and troubled, agency. But the industry’s reckoning is woefully incomplete.
As the men of #MeToo start plotting their comebacks, let’s remember what women’s comebacks look like.
The Supreme Court nominee has tried to limit the number of workers protected by anti-discrimination laws.
C.K.’s comeback attempt isn’t just about fame. It’s a workplace safety issue.