#metoo
Allegations that used to merit widespread outrage in the early days of #MeToo now barely cause a ripple.
The French actor’s partner claims he only acted after the photographer was “violent” toward them.
Anonymous list of alleged sexual abusers leaves French film industry “in a cold sweat” before opening of Cannes Film Festival.
The new charges against French film star Gérard Depardieu has evoked parallels to the Hollywood reckoning of Harvey Weinstein.
In state after state, governments dominated by white men are dehumanizing and taking ownership over women’s bodies. Every branch of our government commodifies and devalues women.
What #MeToo did—and what overturning convictions cannot take away—is reshape understanding of sexual assault and harassment as both pervasive and related more to power than sex.
A surprising number are mounting comebacks.