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‘Sixteen Candles’ and ‘Law & Order’: What stories on our screens teach us about sex, consent WATCH
In the midst of the #MeToo movement, experts and Seattle Times readers explore how mass-media depictions form our views of consent, and what responsibility creators...
Long before #MeToo, these Puget Sound women sued, won, strengthened anti-harassment law
Washington state is considered a leader in extending protections for workers facing sexual harassment, because of court rulings that helped establish employer liability.
Us Too: Women reflect on the cultural risks and benefits of sharing their #MeToo stories | Pacific NW magazine
The journey toward breaking silence and holding men accountable can pose risks for some women that might not be obvious on the surface.
VIDEO: An artist shares her journey coping with military sexual assault WATCH
Barbara Barnett does not regret joining the Army in 1971 when she was 19 years old. But she does regret what happened to her while...
‘Shouting it from the rooftops’: Women confront abuse — even decades later WATCH
The #MeToo movement has prompted countless numbers of women to re-examine the impact sexual harassment and abuse has had on their lives and the pain...
Telling a #MeToo story can help survivors’ health, experts say WATCH
Experts say talking about sexual assault and abuse, even when it happened many years ago, can provide a sense of release knowing someone has heard...
Her political dreams shattered after complaint against Seattle official. Decades later, it still haunts. WATCH
Dorinda Henry once had big political ambitions, until she filed a sexual-harassment complaint against her boss, then Seattle City Council member Sherry Harris. Nothing was...