#MeToo
Person of the Year: The Silence Breakers
The women who led the #MeToo movement across various industries, co-written with Stephanie Zacharek and Haley Sweetland Edwards.
12.18.17
Can Bad Men Change?
What it’s like inside court-mandated sex offender therapy.
5.21.18
A Year Later, Survivors Are Still Fighting for Meaningful Change
What comes after publicly declaring #MeToo.
8.1.18
I Visited Eve Ensler to Talk About Her Sexual Abuse. I Got a Therapy Session Instead
In a new book, feminist pioneer Eve Ensler suggests men do the unthinkable: apologize.
5.2.19
Dylan Farrow Is Back in the Public Eye
This time, it’s on her terms.
9.29.20
Taylor Swift on What Powered Her Sexual Assault Testimony
“This man hadn’t considered any formalities when he assaulted me, and his lawyer didn’t hold back on my mom—why should I be polite? I’m told it was the most amount of times the word ‘ass’ has ever been said in Colorado Federal Court.”
12.6.17
Kate Upton Speaks Out
“I'm not going to let him intimidate me anymore.” Kate Upton alleges harassment by Guess co-founder Paul Marciano in interview with TIME.
2.7.18
These Men Say the Boy Scouts Sex-Abuse Problem Is Far Worse Than Anyone Knew
And the window for justice is closing.
6.1.19
Eliza Dushku Takes Back the Power After Her #MeToo Accusation
That queasy feeling that women who’ve experienced harassment get every time they hear a new #MeToo story — Eliza Dushku wants to study that, because she’s experienced it. A lot.
3.12.19
How Companies Like Fox Use Arbitration Clauses to Cover Up Harassment
Roger Ailes used arbitration as a weapon. Gretchen Carlson fought back.
10.21.16