What the response to Christy Clark’s sex-assault story says about life for women in politics
The cynical reaction risks reinforcing sexism.

Last week, British Columbia Premier Christy Clark waded into the broader discussion of sexual assault by breaking her own silence about her experience of sexualized violence.
She recounted her childhood, which, she noted, included not one but several advances from strangers who flashed her, groped ...
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