Title VII and the #MeToo Movement
, 2018 The #MeToo movement has drawn unprecedented attention to sexual harassment in the workplace. But there is a disconnect between sexual harassment as popularly understood and sexual harassment as prohibited by Title VII.
White, Rebecca Hanner
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"I Didn't Realize How Common it Was:" A Mixed-Methods Study Examining Changes in Perceptions of Sexual Assault, Sex and Consent, and Sexual Behavior as a Function of the #Metoo Movement. [PDF]
J Sex ResWard SB +3 more
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'Just the Way it Was': Perspectives on Sexual Harassment in Medical School and #MeToo of Women Graduating Prior to 1975. [PDF]
Kans J Med, 2023 Walling A, Gillam M, Nilsen K.
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#NiUnaMenos: The Latin American Movement that Preceded #MeToo
, 2019 Blog post about the Latin American social movement #NiUnaMenos ("Not One Less") as a precursor to #MeToo as an alter-world utopia with social transformative power, which converts the gendered subjects' precariousness into solidarity and ...
Medina, Maria Clara,
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The implications of the #MeToo movement on educational institutions, educational leadership, and ...
Amanda Keddie (13057254) +1 more
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Characterizing Survivors' Descriptions of #MeToo Backlash. [PDF]
J Community PsycholAdams-Clark AA +5 more
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Intersectionality, #MeToo, and the Mainstream Media: <i>The New York Times</i>' Problematic Framing of the Blasey Ford/Kavanaugh and Reade/Biden Sexual Assault Allegations. [PDF]
Violence Against WomenOleart A, Schmitt NA.
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"A Distraction to the Game": Repercussions of Sexual Violence Perpetrated by Male Athletes as Depicted in Media Narratives. [PDF]
Violence Against WomenDubé K, Silverman M, Flynn C.
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