sexual harassment
- LifestyleAbby Haglage
NFL cheerleader who was fired over lingerie pic finds zero support from players: 'It's offensive,' says lawyer
Nine months after Bailey Davis filed a gender discrimination complaint against the New Orleans Saints, her attorney is wondering why players haven't spoken out.
- Pop CultureMAKERS
This touch-sensitive dress records how often women are groped at clubs: ‘A woman is not an animal to be captured’
One dress, three women and four hours later, they were touched 157 times combined — that's nearly 40 times per hour.
- LifestyleThe Cut
Surviving the ‘Predators’ Club’
Three prominent Dartmouth professors allegedly tormented their female students for over 15 years. Now the women are taking on the school.
- LifestyleSabrina Rojas Weiss
Activists respond to DeVos's Title IX rules: '34% of survivors don't graduate ... that number [will] grow'
The secretary of education says the new regulations will protect survivors and those accused. Activists and lawmakers disagree.
- Pop CulturePaulina Cachero
Social media praises Beyoncé for buying out Ivy Park co-owner accused of abuse: 'Put respect on my check'
Beyonce’s decision to cut ties with Sir Philip Green makes a strong statement about how seriously she takes the allegations.
- FinanceJP Mangalindan and Daniel Howley
Google employee: We've documented dozens of harassment claims that haven't been made public
Google employees around the globe are protesting sexual harassment at the tech giant.
- StyleKerry Justich
74-year-old man slammed for saying 'scantily clad' women can cause sexual misconduct
"I feel that inappropriate dress constitutes sexual harassment, and I think that needs to be put in here."
- Pop CultureKristine Solomon
Man arrested for allegedly groping woman on Southwest flight claims Trump 'says it's ok to grab women'
According to a criminal complaint, the Tampa man told authorities that “the President of the United States says it's ok to grab women by their private parts.”
- Pop CultureHope Schreiber
Southwest flight makes emergency landing after passenger allegedly plays unwanted game of 'footsie,' says God spoke to him on flight
Even after the woman changed her seat, the man approached her with a drink.
- Pop CultureHope Schreiber
Judge won't dismiss sexuαl harassment lawsuit despite argument N.J. officers used 'Big Blue' on men and women
Instances of alleged misconduct against police officers in Mountainside, N.J. dating back to 1998, include Det. Sgt. Andrew Huber antagonizing other officers with "Big Blue."
- Pop CultureMaggie Parker
'My biggest hope for you is that you never have to say, #MeToo': Alyssa Milano shares moving video for her daughter
At the time she recorded the video, she hadn’t planned on releasing it publicly, but the actress and activist now feels it’s “too important not to share.”
- StyleKristine Solomon
Teen athlete challenges high school's dress code because he wants the right to train shirtless
A cross-country runner is kicking up dust about a high school dress code that requires athletes to wear shirts at all times regardless of their gender or sport.
- Pop CultureKerry Justich
Parents file a lawsuit against high school 'mean girls' who falsely accused son of sexual assault
An example of bullying outlined in a lawsuit against the Seneca Valley School District in Pennsylvania: Students placed masking tape on T.F.'s back that read "predator" without his knowledge.
- WellnessLauren Holter
Woman wins harassment suit over male co-worker's sexist comments, praise for 'Wolf Creek' serial killer
The woman's employer said she was being "oversensitive" after complaining about the colleague's remarks about her disability and his brag that he could "bury a body."
- Pop CultureKerry Justich
Public university pulls 'pop-up' credit offered to students who protest Sen. Susan Collins
The University of Southern Maine's President Glenn Cummings confirmed that the pop-up credit offering was "hastily arranged, without the knowledge of the Provost or myself."
- LifestyleElena Sheppard
Why conservative women are still supporting Brett Kavanaugh
Conservative white women are largely still supporting Brett Kavanaugh. Here's why.
- Pop CultureKhushbu Shah
Egyptian activist Amal Fathy sentenced to jail for sexual harassment video
A woman who posted a video on Facebook recounting her experience of sexual harassment has been given a two-year suspended sentenced by Egyptian authorities for “spreading false news,” according to the Guardian.
- LifestyleAmanda Terkel
Reviving The Mishandling Of Anita Hill's Testimony Is Bad News For Biden 2020
In the past week, it's been hard to flip on cable news without hearing the
- Pop CultureKerry Justich
University newcomers given a 'sexist' and suggestive toothbrush ad in their orientation boxes
The Brushbox flier provided to new students immediately raised red flags, with people calling out the brand for such an inappropriate message.
- Pop CultureSabrina Rojas Weiss
Girl's dress-code protest shirt lands her in juvenile detention for 6 days
She wore a protest shirt that fully covered her neck and arms, and still got into trouble.
- WellnessGlamour
Growing Up in the Church, I Know the Ariana Grande Groping Moment Well
Ariana Grande was groped by a bishop after performing at Aretha Franklin's funeral. Writer Candice Benbow explores how many women experience sexual assault in church.
- Pop CultureElise Solé
Woman says United Airlines paid her 'hush money' after seatmate did something shocking
In 2017, there were 63 reported cases of sexual assault on airlines: "The victims are usually in middle or window seats."
- LifestyleThe Wrap
Aretha Franklin Funeral Bishop Apologizes to Ariana Grande for ‘Too Friendly’ Touch
Bishop Charles Ellis III, who officiated Friday’s funeral for Queen of Soul Aretha Franklin, offered an apology to singer Ariana Grande for a perhaps “too friendly” touch of the singer and a misfired joke about her name.
- WellnessElise Solé
Betsy DeVos's new college plan allows alleged sexual offenders to demand proof from their victims
The secretary of education is introducing new measures to colleges and universities that would, among other changes, allow people accused of sexual misconduct to cross-examine their victims.
- Pop CultureMeghan DeMaria
66% of women in U.K. study say they fear sexual assault at music festivals, and the U.S. isn't much better
Even the men surveyed said they feared sexual assault.
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