Me Too

Can testimony against Epstein still have an impact without him present?

by Norman J.W. Goda

The 1987 trial of Gestapo chief Klaus Barbie offers valuable historical context to how victim testimony without the accused present can still have a powerful impact.

Teaching in the Age of Me Too

by Eric S. Yellin

Eric S. Yellin was nervous about teaching a course based on a false rape accusation but found he was wrong to be so anxious -- and that the experience offered four lessons for instructors.

‘Reckoning’ Follows a 50-Year Road to #MeToo

A review of Linda Hirshman's Reckoning: The Epic Battle Against Sexual Abuse and Harassment. 

A Professor Was Accused of Sexual Misconduct. Why is he Still on Campus?

Women speak up. A tenured professor is accused of sexual misconduct. Who does the University protect?

How the Trump administration’s Title IX proposals threaten to undo #MeToo

by Ruth Lawlor

The changes would make campus sexual assault harder to punish, while increasing the burdens on black men.

#MeToo, Networks of Complicity, and the 1920s Klan

by Mara Keire

The Klan’s extensive networks of patriarchal power enabled abusive men to prey on women. 

How Historian Jill Lepore Found a Whole New Story to Tell About American History

The Harvard historian on her opus ‘These Truths,’ the Me Too movement, and Trump’s cartoon version of populism