Privacy in Reporting Sexual Harassment
It can be intimidating to face sexual harassment at work. But for many, reporting that discrimination can be just as stressful. Find out why privacy in reporting sexual harassment is so important, and how you can protect your confidentiality and your dignity at the same time. In this blog, I will discuss why privacy is […]
Can Private Schools Discriminate Based on Gender?
Many parents consider public, private, and charter school options available to their students. But could choosing a private school cut a child off from civil rights protections Can private schools discriminate based on gender? In this blog post, I will review the Title IX prohibition on gender discrimination and sexual harassment in education. I will […]
The #MeToo Movement Hits the Judiciary: California Federal Court Judge Alex Kozinski Steps Down
The #MeToo movement seems to have swept into every industry and sector, from Hollywood to Washington. Sexual harassment allegations have hit the judiciary as well, shining light on problems within the courts themselves. Now that California Federal Circuit Court Judge Alex Kozinski has stepped down, people within the American Bar Association are calling for change […]
Sexual Harassment and Abuse at Michigan State University Raise Title IX Concerns
Larry Nassar, was once a renowned sports doctor for both Michigan State University and the U.S. Olympic Gymnastics team. But reports of sexual harassment and abuse from gymnasts he worked with ended his career. Now MSU is dealing with the public and legal consequences of inaction. In this blog post I will review the criminal […]
Wage Discrimination at BBC Goes Public
How do you measure wage discrimination in field where talent affects each individual’s pay? For the last 6 months, the British Broadcasting Company (BBC) has been wrestling with this issue in light of claims of wage discrimination at BBC. With Carrie Gracie’s resignation from the China editor position, the struggle went public, even reaching news […]
