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Portland Socialist Feminists to Hold #MeToo Speak-Out Saturday on Day of National Women’s March

As protesters around the nation prepare to rally on Saturday for the second annual National Women’s March, a group of socialist feminists in Portland will be hosting a #MeToo speak-out.

Portland Author and Wife of Ristretto Roasters Owner Sparks Controversy With YouTube Videos Discrediting Prominent Sexual Assault Survivors

A new video blog launched by Portland author Nancy Rommelmann and national freelance columnist Leah McSweeney has sparked protests for its defense of prominent men who have been accused of sexual assault.

How a Packet of Anonymous Surveys From Women Employees Blew Up the Executive Ranks at Nike

A New York Times story makes clear the degree to which Nike operates in great secrecy and failed to hold senior managers accountable.

Portland Tribune Investigation Details “Me Too” Allegation by Former St. Mary’s Student Against English Teacher

The Activist Who Started the #MeToo Movement is Coming to Portland

Tarana Burke, the activist credited with starting the #MeToo movement is coming to Portland on May 11 to speak at the Junior League of Portland’s Rose City Women’s Summit.

In 2011, Portland Police Investigated a Sexual Assault Complaint Against Billionaire Mark Cuban. He Wasn’t Charged. Here’s What Happened.

WW has obtained the transcript of a Portland Police detective’s interview with Mark Cuban. “Oh my Lord,” Cuban said. “Oh my f***ing Lord.”

At Powell’s Books Tonight: A Searing Look into What Happened After an 18-Year-Old Reported a Serial Rapist

Oregon Sen. Jeff Kruse Resigns After Multiple Allegations of Sexual Harassment

Sen. Sara Gelser, along with interns and lobbyists, accused him of repeated inappropriate touching.

Oregon Sen. Jeff Kruse Resigns After Multiple Allegations of Sexual Harassment

Sen. Sara Gelser, along with interns and lobbyists, accused him of repeated inappropriate touching.

The Decline In Anti-Trump Protesters At This Year’s Women’s March On Portland Was Steeper Than That In Any Other Large U.S. City

Last January, the streets of Portland teemed with the footsteps and voices of women. The Women’s March on Portland drew an estimated 100,000 people—one of the largest turnouts per capita nationwide to protest President Donald Trump’s inauguration.

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