#MeToo

Pressley Applauded for 'Honest and Courageous' Message on Sexual Assault Allegations Against Joe Biden

Rep. Ayanna Pressley (D-Mass.) questions Treasury Secretary Steve Mnuchin during a House Financial Services Committee hearing on Wednesday, May 22, 2019.

#FireChrisHayes Trends as MSNBC Anchor Attacked for Covering Biden Accuser Story

Eoin Higgins, staff writer

Journalist Glenn Greenwald said the reaction to Hayes reporting on a news story which reflects poorly on the former vice president "shows what MSNBC has cultivated."

Demand Grows for Biden to Address Tara Reade Allegations as Democrats Wrestle With #MeToo Hypocrisy

Andrea Germanos, staff writer

Then-Vice President Joe Biden listens to former President Barack Obama during a meeting in the Situation Room of the White House, Feb. 2, 2015. (Photo: Obama White House Flickr)

"Republicans already basically dismiss sexual assault allegations against their...

Convicted Rapist Harvey Weinstein Sentenced to 23 Years in Prison

Common Dreams staff

"He is going to jail—but no amount of jail time will repair the lives he ruined...

"Fire Chris Matthews," Women's Rights Group Says After MSNBC Host Grills Warren Over Discrimination Claims Against Bloomberg

'A Historic Victory for Survivors Everywhere': Harvey Weinstein Convicted of Felony Sexual Assault

Abuse Survivors Face Time Limit to Come Forward as Boy Scouts of America Files for Chapter 11 Bankruptcy

'Grotesque Corruption': Emily's List, Center for American Progress Sold Out to Michael Bloomberg

Judge Rejects Trump's "Lame Effort" at Dismissal of E. Jean Carroll's Defamation Case

Weinstein Accusers Gather at New York Courthouse to Witness 'Moment of Justice' Two Years After #MeToo Movement Began

On Eve of NBC-Hosted Debate, Sanders, Warren, Harris, and Booker Join Call for Network to Allow Outside Probe of Sexual Violence

'Yeah, Yeah, We Know': Top Trump Defender Jim Jordan Under Renewed Fire for Dismissing Complaints of Sexual Molestation

Women Leaders Call On Candidates to Address the #MeTooVoter Ahead of Democratic Debate

As Mueller Testifies, Trump Rape Accuser Says She Wishes President's Alleged Victims 'Got 1/20th of That Congressional Focus'

Critics Not Buying Trump's "She's Not My Type" Dismissal of Latest Sexual Assault Accuser

Kavanaugh's Confirmation Traumatized American Women, Study Shows—And May Have Made Them Less Safe

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Dear Sisters, We Fought Together

One year ago, 300 high-profile actresses partnered with activists to launch Time's Up, a movement to fight systemic sexual harassment in every workplace with the tagline, "No more silence. No more waiting. No more tolerance..." It has now raised over $22 million for its legal defense fund and helped almost 4,000 people fight sexual discrimination. For New Year's, they released a powerful, celebratory video. 2018, they declare, "was just the beginning."