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The way we tell the story of Hollywood sexual assault and harassment matters

  • Written by Sarah L. Cook, Professor & Associate Dean, Georgia State University
imageHollywood women who have spoken out against sexual harassment

Reporter Paula Froelich claims she once observed Harvey Weinstein assault a woman at a book party. Her editor responded with, “Maybe it’s not really a story.”

As it turns out, Weinstein and others are becoming a never-ending story, as more women reveal experiences with...

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