This woman, who asked not to be identified, was sexually harassed on the job by her supervisor. (Photo by Elizabeth Baker)
Although much of the focus of #MeToo movement has been on high-profile perpetrators and victims, WUWM and the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel’s event Across the Divide: From #MeToo to What Now?, discussed what sexual harassment can mean to those without a platform.
Related story: Black women in Milwaukee say ‘Me Too’
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