ニューヨーク・タイムズのインスタグラム(nytimes) - 12月15日 07時35分

“There are big costs for being assertive, for asserting your own person, your own body,” said Anita Hill. She’s 1 of 7 women @nytmag invited to join a conversation about work, fairness, sex and ambition. “Sexual harassment has been clearly against the law since the 1980s,” said Emily Bazelon, who moderated the round table. “The Supreme Court said in 1986 that employers couldn’t let one employee create a hostile work environment for another or base advancement on a quid pro quo for sex. And we had what I might call a kind of mini revolution in the early ’90s after Anita’s testimony about Clarence Thomas before the Senate Judiciary Committee. Women saw that all-white-and-male array of senators, and there was an uprising. … And yet here we are, many years later, and we’re having another, bigger moment of reckoning.” The big question: “Why is this all happening now?” And how is real change possible? Visit the link in our profile to read the conversation with Emily Bazelon, Laura Kipnis, Lynn Povich, @soledadobrien, @astromwallhess, Danyel Smith and #AnitaHill, who was photographed here by @_hannahwhitaker.

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