#MeToo
Founded by Tarana Burke more than a decade ago, #MeToo came to new prominence in October 2017, after dozens of women came forward with allegations of sexual harassment and assault by Hollywood mogul Harvey Weinstein. The movement has continued to evolve ever since; here’s where it stands today.
The education department is rescinding Obama-era guidelines, a move survivors and advocates have long feared.
She’s not changing the guidelines yet, but her speech sent a clear signal.
The network consistently sends the message that women exist to serve men.
Aid workers have learned that evacuation doesn’t always mean safety.
A new report claims that Eric Bolling sent sexually explicit photos to co-workers.
“Paradise was almost lost — until it wasn’t!”
I still remember carrying a knife into the showers with me.
His spokespeople said Cosby will embark on a cross-country tour of town halls to discuss the topic. But that’s not the case.
Reality TV pushes contestants to the brink for drama. It can’t be surprised when they go over the edge.
The jury heard five days of damning testimony against Bill Cosby. They could not reach a verdict.
Andrea Constand’s case hits another crossroads.
I was at the trial. The way his lawyers blamed the victim was shocking.
A legal expert on what we can — and can’t — infer from Cosby’s shockingly brief defense.
Comey’s hearing hit almost all the familiar tropes of how those who allege sexual harassment are treated.
Ailes built a conservative media powerhouse, but resigned in disgrace last year.
Men accused of sexual harassment stick together — women get paid to shut up.
It’s not about sexual harassment. It’s about finances.
“Bill O’Reilly needs advertisers, and Donald Trump needs to understand sexual harassment.”
Fox News host Bill O’Reilly has been repeatedly accused of sexual harassment.
Uber’s terrible week, explained.
The latest is a former Miss Finland.
She filed a lawsuit three days before Inauguration Day.
Roger Ailes was ousted as Fox News chairman amid sexual harassment allegations. A new accusation against Bill O’Reilly just made headlines. Something is deeply wrong with the culture at Fox.
Brock Turner was sentenced to six months in county jail and three years’ probation for sexually assaulting an unconscious woman.
And he could dismantle large parts of it.
“He tried to kiss me.”
And we’ve been hearing it a lot lately from Trump and his surrogates.
But Trump’s lawsuit threats are still intimidating to women who might consider coming forward.
More people are sexually assaulted in the US each year than the entire population of Vermont.
Trump is using her to try to get under Hillary Clinton’s skin.
The pattern has played out predictably in 2016.
There’s a long, twisted history behind it.
From airplane armrests to a Mexican billionaire.
This doesn’t seem particularly complicated.
It’s not the first time Trump has leveled this kind of appalling attack at an accuser.
Thanks to the 2005 tape, we know what it sounds like when Trump tells the truth.
Like father, like son.
His latest plan is to attack billionaire Carlos Slim.
“Nobody wants to wear the label of victim of rape.”