The #MeToo movement exposed the pervasiveness of sexual harassment in employment and made clear that legal remedies were sorely lacking. Federal and state lawmakers responded by passing laws broadening access to courts and enhancing remedies; requiring training, policies, and data collection; and modifying substantive harassment law, most commonly by rejecting the requirement that victims prove they were subject to “severe or pervasive” conduct.…
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