Gender Inequality

#MeToo won’t end sexual harassment – but here’s what will, experts say

A woman wears an outfit with the names of all the men in Hollywood who sexually harassed her, during a #MeToo protest march in LA, November 2017.

Here's how to take the movement's gains out of chatrooms and into boardrooms Image: Reuters/Lucy Nicholson

Stéphanie Thomson
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