MeToo

dream hampton on Surviving R. Kelly, Supporting Survivors and Why She Wants a 'Social Death' for R. Kelly

By Mahita Gajanan

Democrats Embraced #MeToo. But This Candidate Isn’t Running on It

By Charlotte Alter/Des Moines

Indian Politician Sues Journalist Who Accused Him of Sexual Harassment in Vogue Article

By Iain Marlow / Bloomberg

Melania Trump: #MeToo Accusers 'Need to Show Evidence'

By Tessa Berenson Rogers
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European Soccer Is Set Up to Protect Superstar Players. So What's Next for Cristiano Ronaldo?

There is no European soccer league comparable to the NHL or MLB in America that could professionally punish Ronaldo, who is accused of rape

By Michael Caley

A Rape Accusation Against Cristiano Ronaldo Is Finally Getting Attention. It's About Time Soccer Had Its #MeToo Moment

The world's most famous soccer player, Cristiano Ronaldo, has been accused of raping Kathryn Mayorga in 2009

By Shireen Ahmed

Morning Joe's Mika Brzezinski On Women’s Empowerment Post #MeToo

The Morning Joe co-host on updating a women’s empowerment book in the #MeToo era and why women don’t need to be likedThe original edition of Know Your Value quoted Donald Trump before he was President....

By Belinda Luscombe

This New Novel Shines a Light on Student #MeToo Survivors

Of all the lessons gleaned from #MeToo, one stands out as particularly sinister: before things turn treacherous, there’s a moment when predation can feel dangerously like kindness. A young person, not yet aware of his...

By Lucy Feldman

How Comedians Are Turning #MeToo Into Laughs

Drawing laughter from dark places, these women believe shows about abuse have to be more than just entertaining

By Ciara Nugent/Edinburgh

France's Gender Equality Minister Has Already Cracked Down on Catcalling and Online Abuse. She's Just Getting Started

Marlène Schiappa is harnessing the momentum of #MeToo to make legislative change. Is her country ready?

By Ciara Nugent/Paris

Female Sports Reporters Are Blowing the Whistle on Sexist Behavior at the World Cup

"For the first time, we're having a global awakening about what women in the sport face."

By Siobhan Morrin

#MeToo Has 'Tripled' Web Traffic For the Federal Agency That Investigates Harassment

But the number of complaints has remained steady so far

By Maya Rhodan

Why It Matters That Bill Clinton Hasn't Really Apologized to Monica Lewinsky

'Bill Clinton has been disappointing women who believe in him for decades now'

By Susanna Schrobsdorff

What Harvey Weinstein's Arrest Does — And Doesn't — Change for the #MeToo Movement

When the news broke that Harvey Weinstein would be surrendering himself on rape and sexual assault charges, I didn’t have a reaction. As I spoke with others for whom the ground was shaking I realized...

By Ashley Judd

Sweden’s New Sexual Consent Law Is a Huge Victory for Women

The European Commission's 2016 survey showed nearly a third of respondents thought sex without consent may be justified “in certain circumstances."

By Katarina Bergehed

It’ll Never Be the Right Time for Famous Sexual Predators to Make Their Comebacks

Just about any human being has the ability to change, which is why our justice system sometimes claims to offer a chance at rehabilitation after retribution. But what about those who never face legal consequences?...

By Jill Filipovic

California Dishwasher Gets $250,000 Settlement in #MeToo Case

She was named one of TIME's 2017 Persons of the Year

By Haley Sweetland Edwards

#MeToo's Generational Divide

'Millennial women are, in their frequent own words, zero tolerance'

By Sheila Weller

How the Fight for Gender Equality Is Changing in 2018

'The power that we need to claim is our own'

By Ai-jen Poo

Free Speech, Forced Speech and the Right to Silence

Here is a challenge for our polarized age: If you value the right to speak freely, then what about the right not to? The right to express any opinion or none at all, to inflame...

By Nancy Gibbs
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