The deal, which would also not require Weinstein to pay personally, speaks to the limited means of justice available to most sexual harassment and assault survivors.

Imperfect humans will birth imperfect stories, but that shouldn't stop us from attempting to perfect the #MeToo movement.

Social movements for change have a pattern: two steps forward, one step backward.

To prevent people from reliving traumatic experiences, the brain processes and stores such memories differently.

They're enjoying their patriarchy-enabled, privileged lives free of any real, long-term consequences.

Aziz Ansari boasts about all the woke ideas he knows; who cares if he understands them?

What chance, then, does one woman's word have?

"What you do is wait, exhausted and hungry, wondering how much longer."

The woman who accused Gogoi of harassment has quit the investigation after she wasn't allowed to have her lawyer present.

An ongoing state of fight-or-flight can cause "physiological reactions similar to chronic stress,” a psychologist says.

The Swaddle Team discusses coercion, likeability and the low bar for apologies.

Plus, why are we even surprised by Louis C.K.'s douchebaggery anymore?

Hook-up culture might liberate women but it also poses risks when definitions of consent vary.

Or at least better PR advice.

The Times Lit Fest is playing you.

Small-fry projects and colleagues struggle to shake off guilt-by-association.

Hostile social environments, institutional apathy, and a failing legal system keep people in abusive situations.

Don't shut up -- just bone up.