The #MeToo movement set off a wave of sexual harassment victims coming forward with countless stories of abuse, lack of consequences for their attackers, and demand for societal change. The new book Social Justice is available in audiobook form, but is both a difficult and important listen. This audiobook asks listeners to come together despite a sometimes highly polarized debate between those who fear the conversations between victims and the accused.
Author Alexandra Brodsky works to help show the way for schools, businesses, and other major institutions to act on sexual harassment in a way that is fair and just. The book discusses schools who often disregards valid complaints, how sometimes a civil court case does more than a criminal one, and how to get fair proceedings for both parties making their case.
Sexual Justice does a lot to examine some common misunderstanding about sexual harassment and assault. It looks at the difficult history of finding due process .
Sexual Justice is available now from Macmillan Audio.
