Secondary Charges Show a Pattern of Sexual Assault for Actor Cuba Gooding Jr.
An isolated case of inappropriate sexual touching may not carry a high criminal consequence. But often, these criminal charges are a glimpse into a pattern of sexual assault against a number of victims. That appears to be the case for actor Cuba Gooding Jr., whose criminal trial was delayed when more sexual assault charges came […]
EEOC Considers Changes to Equal Pay Data Collections
Women’s rights advocates and researchers are often looking for new sources for data on pay disparities based on race, gender, and other factors. In 2016, the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission added a mandatory report to help with Equal Pay Act enforcement, but now that data collection may be going away. Find out what some of […]
What Sexual Harassment Looks Like When You Work From Home
Many more New York residents are finding themselves working remotely in jobs that used to be 9-5 in an office. You might assume that this social distancing would remove the risks of a hostile work environment. However, sexual harassment can happen in any workplace. Find out what sexual harassment looks like when you work from […]
Congress Considers National Law to Help Control Online Sexual Abuse Materials
Imagine you are working with the police to track down someone who has distributed your child’s image online only to be told that the social media company storing the image had deleted it. How would you feel if a 90 day policy window closed preventing you from getting justice against your child’s abuser? A new […]
Britt McHenry Says Sexual Harassment Continues at Fox News
Online Fox Nation host Britt McHenry sued Fox News, saying that her co-host Tyrus sexually harassed her and that the network did nothing to respond to her complaints. Hers is the latest in a string of sexual harassment claims against the company, showing that the company’s new “zero tolerance” policy isn’t playing out in the […]
