sexual-violence
Elizabeth Holmes’ Abuse Claims Don’t Sit Well With Other Survivors
The disgraced Theranos founder has blamed her corporate fraud on an abusive ex-partner
In ‘Procession,’ Six Sexual-Abuse Survivors Turn Their Trauma into Movies
Documentarian Robert Greene discusses the extraordinarily cathartic creative collaboration he underwent with his subjects — and why he thinks it’s up to the audience to complete their film
Korea’s ‘Semen Terrorism’ Is Happening Here, Too
The trend of men ejaculating onto women has become a hot topic in Korea, where advocates want to see it defined as a sex crime. But these sort of attacks may also be dramatically underreported in the U.S.
The Long, Painful War on Stealthing
Stealthing looks like assault, feels like assault and is widely seen as assault, but no laws exist to prevent it. Could a new California bill change the tide?
