Among the business sectors largely absent from the current deluge of sexual harassment revelations is the financial services industry, a behemoth that employs 3.2 million people in the United States and is infamous for abuse and discrimination targeting women. In my story for The Intercept, I talk about women’s fate in finance and the reasons that most stay quiet. You can read it here.
Tag Archives: Hollywood
What Hollywood Could Learn from Wall Street’s Sexual-Harassment Reckoning
I spoke with The New Yorker about Wall Street, Hollywood, and the cycles of public interest in sexual harassment cases.
What Hollywood Could Learn from Wall Street’s Sexual-Harassment Reckoning
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For those wondering how the current wave of accusations might translate into lasting change and improvements for professional women, Wall Street’s history is instructive.
Wall Street and high-tech sex harassment scandals offer a lesson for Hollywood: Change won’t happen quickly
Michael Hiltzik spoke with me for his story about the Harvey Weinstein sexual harassment scandal. You can read it here.
Ongoing Tales From the Boom-Boom Room
WNYC’s Richard Hake spoke with me about the Harvey Weinstein sexual harassment scandal and how it relates to my work on sexual harassment on Wall Street. You can hear the interview here.
