sexual harassment
- Pop CultureFrancesca Specter
Woman intervenes after overhearing man harass teenage girl on a plane
Journalist Joanna Chiu was flying alone when she overheard a man “appearing in his late thirties” talking to a teenager in the row behind her.
- LifestyleKristine Solomon
Officer resigns after allegedly using police database to ask 150 women on dates: 'This is truly a disturbing situation'
A police chief says the officer was "very persistent and successful at times" in pursuing dates with women he found in the department's database.
- Pop CultureKerry Justich
Famous WWII kissing statue vandalized with #MeToo graffiti hours after veteran passes away
According to the Sarasota Police Department, officers responded to a call at the Sarasota Bayfront where they found the hashtag spray painted onto the 26-foot-tall statue.
- Pop CultureHope Schreiber
Coca-Cola, Delta apologize for 'creepy' napkins encouraging fliers to give their phone numbers to their 'plane crush'
The napkins, which were a collaboration between Delta and Diet Coke on U.S. flights, did not have a happy ending. Coca-Cola and Delta are removing the napkins from flights.
- Pop CultureElise Solé
Teacher arrested after allegedly 'grooming' young student: 'Would you be my teenage bride?'
An arrest affidavit for John Teti, 41, a now-terminated technology teacher in Oakland Park, Fla., details months of sexually explicit text messages and a romantic fixation on the victim.
- Pop CultureKristine Solomon
Hackers watched, taunted family through home security cameras: 'We were really vulnerable'
"I remember telling my boyfriend, 'I feel like someone is stalking me,'" Abby Laguidao said.
- Pop CultureElise Solé
Dad and his children pose for family photo carrying guns: 'Hey Gillette, does this offend you?'
Social media personality Graham Allen posted a response to Gillette's new ad, which targets toxic masculinity, by posting a family photo of him and his children carrying guns.
- Pop CultureMAKERS
New Gillette ad challenges men to take responsibility for their actions: 'Is this the best a man can get?'
Gillette is now asking "what's the best a man can be?" after 30 years of asking consumers "what's the best a man can get."
- Pop CultureElise Solé
Teacher suspended for telling student she had 'cute gym clothes,' taking her photo
Martin Appelbaum, a Minnesota high school teacher was given a 5-day unpaid suspension for harassing a female student, taking her photo without permission and telling her, "Cute gym clothes."
- LifestyleKorin Miller
Psychologist says R. Kelly's music is spiking right now because of a ‘fascination with the morbid’
"It’s like people wanting to watch car wrecks, or other horrible scenes," said Gail Saltz, MD.
- Pop CultureElise Solé
A University of Missouri student was suspended for sexually harassing and stalking a woman — so he sued the school for racial discrimination
On Friday, some media outlets cherry-picked a small detail from the motion — a compilation of four different lengthy depositions — and focused on one angle, the accused student's size.
- Pop CultureMaggie Parker
Radio station defies chilly reception for 'Baby, It's Cold Outside' by playing it on repeat for two hours straight
A Kentucky radio station decided to show its support for the now controversial song, “Baby, It’s Cold Outside,” by playing it on repeat for two hours.
- LifestyleMandalena Lewis
Drugged, raped, fired: How flight attendants' claims are fueling a #MeToo movement in the airline industry
Sexual assault happens in the airline industry, just as it does in the entertainment business — it’s just much less talked about. But the author and others like her are starting to change that.
- 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.
- Pop CultureThe Cut
Bill Clinton’s Former Spiritual Adviser Was Accused of Sexual Harassment by Another Woman
Bill Hybels, an Evangelical pastor, already announced an early retirement after previous accusations.
- StyleThe Cut
Guess Co-founder Accused of Harassment Steps Down
Kate Upton was the first to accuse Paul Marciano of “sexual and emotional” harassment.
- Pop CultureThe Cut
Charlie Rose Will Reportedly Host a Show About Men Brought Down by #MeToo
In which he’d interview people like Louis C.K. and Matt Lauer.
- StyleThe Cut
Fashion’s #MeToo Movement Is Loudest on Instagram
Models have been sharing devastating allegations on Instagram.
- Pop CultureThe Cut
Bill O’Reilly’s Confidential Sexual-Harassment Settlements Are Finally Public
And they show just how far the disgraced ex-Fox News host went to silence his accusers.
- StyleThe Cut
Meanwhile, Harvey Weinstein Is Wearing a Fedora at Olive Garden, Planning a Documentary
… About himself.
![Activists respond to DeVos's Title IX rules: '34% of survivors don't graduate ... that number [will] grow'](https://s.yimg.com/uu/api/res/1.2/Tj0zenbGE5Dh1BAmOENfKw--~B/Zmk9c3RyaW07aD0xMjM7cHlvZmY9MDtxPTgwO3c9MjIwO3NtPTE7YXBwaWQ9eXRhY2h5b24-/http://media.zenfs.com/en/homerun/feed_manager_auto_publish_494/6eb4f22ed340783e7a200e13bdb864cd)
