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Open Letter Signed by Coalition of 54 Organizations Demands AGs Hold Apple, Google Accountable for Platforming “Nudify” Apps
Women’s Group to DNC: Cancel 5th Presidential Debate Unless Co-Sponsor NBC News ‘Cleans House’
UltraViolet Action, a women’s advocacy organization, called on the Democratic National Committee to pull its fifth Democratic presidential debate — co-hosted by MSNBC and the Washington Post — in light of new revelations made about NBC News and NBCUniversal in Ronan Farrow’s new book, “Catch and Kill.”
“The DNC needs to make it clear that they support survivors of sexual abuse and cancel the upcoming 2020 Democratic presidential primary debate on MSNBC until Comcast and NBC News take clear steps to clean up the toxic culture that exists across their networks,” Shaunna Thomas, the co-founder and executive director of UltraViolet Action, said in a statement on Tuesday.
Women’s Group Praises Inclusion of Abortion Question at Democratic Presidential Primary Debate; Says Roe Should be the Floor, Not the Ceiling for Abortion Rights in the US
Women’s Group to DNC: Drop November Debate with MSNBC Until NBC News Cleans House and Launches Independent Investigation
Women’s Group to NBC News: Fire Noah Oppenheim
Women’s Group: “It’s Time for NBC to Clean House, Open Independent Investigation into Chiefs Andy Lack & Noah Oppenheim”
On the Three Year Anniversary of the Leaked Access Hollywood Tape of Trump Bragging About Sexual Assault, Women’s Group Renews Calls to Hold Trump Accountable
Women’s Group Calls for Congress to Impeach Brett Kavanaugh Following More Evidence of Perjury and Sexual Misconduct Coming to Light
Women’s Group to Patriots Owner Robert Kraft: Cut Antonio Brown Now
What “She Said” To Me
With the release of the book She Said today by investigative journalists Jodi Kantor and Meghan Twohey we’re all getting a deeper look at what led to and what resulted from the story that rocked Hollywood, and then the country about Harvey Weinstein, his survivors and his enablers. The book is amazing and I hope everyone goes out and reads it.
As the person named in the book for first suggesting to the New York Times that they look at Harvey Weinstein’s history of abuse, it’s important to explain why I did it. I did not do so lightly and there was a history behind my actions and the implications it has had for our society. This is that story.