Includes bibliographical references (pages 215-218) and index.
Contents:
Chapter 5. What's next? #MeToo called for an overhaul. Are workplaces really changing? / Harvey Weinstein paid of sexual harassment accusers / by Jodi Kantor. Statement from Harvey Weinstein / by Harvey Weinsten -- Harvey Weinstein's fall opens the floodgates in Hollywood / by Jim Rutenberg, Rachel Abrams and Melena Ryzik -- #MeToo floods social media with stories of harassment and assault / by Anna Codrea-Rado -- The raw power of #MeToo / by Margaret Renkl -- The woman who created #MeToo long before hashtags / by Sandra E. Garcia -- The 'click' moment : how the Weinstein scandal unleashed a tsunami / by Jessica Bennett -- 'The silence breakers' named Time's person of the year for 2017 / by Jonah Engel Bromwich -- Chapter 2. The international response to #MeToo. France considers fines for catcalls as women speak out / by Dan Bilefsky and Elian Peltier -- 'Revolt' in France against sexual harassment hits cultural resistance / by Alissa J. Rubin -- A #MeToo moment for the European Parliament / by Milan Schreuer -- Yes, it happens in Sweden, #Too / by Jenny Nordberg -- In Italy, #MeToo is more like 'meh' / by Jason Horowitz -- The #MeToo moment : what happened after women broke the silence elsewhere? / by Somini Sengupta -- In Canada, a 'perfect storm' for a #MeToo reckoning / by Ian Austen and Catherine Porter -- Chapter 3. The effects of #MeToo. Men at work wonder if they've overstepped with women, too / by Nellie Bowles -- Gymnastics doctor who abused patients gets 60 years for child pornography / by Maggie Astor -- Larry Nassar is sentenced to another 40 to 125 years in prison / by Christine Hauser -- Mea culpa. Kinda sorta / by The New York Times -- Alabama women 'make a stand' in first election of the #MeToo era / by Jess Bidgood -- The politics of #HimToo / by Thomas B. Edsall -- Microsoft moves to end secrecy in sexual harassment claims / by Nick Wingfield and Jessica Silver-Greenberg -- Business schools now teaching #MeToo, N.F.L. protests and Trump / by David Gelles and Claire Cain Miller -- The patriarchs are falling. The patriarchy is stronger than ever / by Susan Faludi -- Powerful Hollywood women unveil anti-harassment action plan / by Cara Buckley -- #MeToo has done what the law could not / by Catharine A. Mackinnon -- Chapter 4. Criticism of the #MeToo movement. Matt Damon draws rebukes for comments on the #MeToo movement / by Christina Caron -- When #MeToo goes too far / by Bret Stephens -- Publicly, we say #MeToo. Privately, we have misgivings / by Daphne Merkin -- Catherine Deneuve and others denounce the #MeToo movement / by Valeriya Safronova -- Catherine Deneuve apologizes to victims after denouncing #MeToo / by Anna Codrea-Rado -- Trump, saying 'mere allegation' ruins lives, appears to doubt #MeToo movement / by Mark Landler -- #MeToo and the marketing of female narrative / by Ginia Bellafante -- Chapter 5. What's next? Dear mean : it's you, too / by Roxanne Gay -- The #MeToo stories we're not hearing / by Thomas Chatterton Williams -- The conversation : seven women discuss work, fairness, sex and ambition / by The New York Times Magazine -- Russell Simmons, R. Kelly, and why Black women can't say #MeToo / by Shanita Hubbard -- Should we forgive the men who assaulted us? / by Danielle Berrin -- The #MeToo movement : what's next? / by Jessica Bennett -- The #MeToo moment : I'm a straight man. Now what? / by Daniel Victor -- Sexual misconduct spurs new elections : the #MeToo races / by Trip Gabriel and Jess Bidgood -- #MeToo called for an overhaul. Are workplaces really changing? / by Jodi Kantor.
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