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She Said
How investigative journalism dismantled a system of silence, empowering voices and sparking a global reckoning.
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“How investigative journalism dismantled a system of silence, empowering voices and sparking a global reckoning.”
— Jodi Kantor | Megan Twohey, She Said
Investigative Journalism, #MeToo, Systemic Abuse, Speaking Truth
If you've ever wondered how deep-seated injustices are finally brought to light, or what it takes for hidden truths to emerge, and this will help you see what to do next.
Jodi Kantor and Megan Twohey are Pulitzer Prize-winning investigative journalists whose meticulous reporting for The New York Times not only exposed Harvey Weinstein's abuses but also meticulously documented the systemic mechanisms that enabled his decades of silence.