Carter Sherman
The Supreme Court Just Delivered a Blow to LGBTQ Rights
The Supreme Court just sided with a religious group that refused to work with same-sex couples.
Airbnb Reportedly Paid a Rape Victim $7 Million for Silence on Settlement
After the alleged assault, Airbnb got the woman a hotel, flew her home, and offered to cover health care and counseling.
Workers on Hunger Strike Over Alleged Sexual Misconduct at Immigrant Advocacy Group
One of the four striking workers has already been hospitalized.
Jeffrey Toobin Is Sorry for the Zoom Dick, Glad to Be Back at CNN
“I got a lot to rebuild, but I feel very privileged and very lucky that I’m gonna be able to do that.”
Cops Sexually Assault Women Way More Often Than Most People Think
A London police officer pleaded guilty to raping Sarah Everard. That’s just the tip of the iceberg.
People Arrested for Giving Themselves Abortions Now Have a Legal Defense Fund
As clinics close and self-managed abortion becomes more common, a first-of-its-kind fund will step in where people are facing prosecution for inducing their own abortions.
A Woman Tried to Protect Her Kids From an Abuser. Now, She’s Being Detained by ICE.
Sara Mendez-Morales hasn’t seen or spoken to her daughters in more than two years.
Sexual Assault Survivors Can Now Escape Their Leases in Louisiana
Landlords can now also evict people who have been accused of sexual assault.
This Teen’s Defiant Speech About Abortion at Her Graduation Is Going Viral
“I have dreams, and hopes, and ambitions. Every girl graduating today does,” she said.
Bill Cosby Would Rather Stay in Prison Than Go to Therapy
Continuing the long tradition of men offering to do anything else—anything at all!—rather than just go to therapy.
The Catholic Church Is Reinstating Priests Accused of Sexual Abuse
Over the last year, at least a dozen priests have returned to their parishes or new positions within the Church. In some cases, the Vatican has even overturned recommendations from local dioceses.