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“His misdeeds were systematic and they were enabled at the highest of levels.”
By Madeleine AggelerNobel Prize in Literature Will Not Be Awarded Due to Sex Scandal
It’s the first time since World War II they’ve postponed giving the award.
By Sarah SpellingsRussell Simmons ‘Looks Beyond His Personal Scenario’ to Support #MeToo
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By Tolly WrightWhat We Know About the Resignation of the New York Times Metro Editor
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