One year into the explosion of the #MeToo movement and 12 years after it was founded by Tarana Burke, the impact on the international cultural consciousness suggests a closer look at how the stories, consequences and actions of survivors have impacted attitudes about sexual harassment in the workplace.
Read MoreMusic drove her into technology. Fairness keeps her here.
Read MoreHe yelled; she calmly measured her words.
Read MoreIt is list season.
Read MoreThirty-one years ago, Wendy Murphy graduated from New England Law School in Boston, and began working as a prosecutor viewing up close what she found as the mistreatment of women under the law as women held fewer legal protections than men.
Read MoreOf course you will admit when you’ve made a mistake at work. Or inadvertently hurt someone’s feelings.
Read More“Keep your hands to yourself.”
Read MoreThe country is embroiled in a major controversy. The makeup of the US Supreme Court is at stake, and with it the future of our country. Perhaps who or what we will be as a culture for the next generation will be determined by this decision.
Read MoreIt isn’t so obvious from a glance down the aisles of the Donald E. Stephens Convention Center for the recent Franchise Expo Midwest where it appears that men outnumber women about 8 to 1.
Read MoreIt can’t be easy being a writer if your grandfather is Elmore Leonard, the legendary author of crime stories.
Read MoreHow dare she?
Read MoreWomen like to do things together.
Read More
