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To Everyone Watching the Golden Globe Awards Tonight

The red carpet is set because the Hollywood Foreign Press Association will celebrate the 75th Annual Golden Globe Awards tonight. From Dunkirk to Game of Thrones, several of your favorite movies and TV shows have been nominated for these awards.

As you watch the Golden Globe Awards tonight, you might wonder why a great number of nominees and guests will be wearing black.

Fashion as a tool for protest:

Today, many nominated actresses will be wearing black to show support for victims of sexual harassment.

In addition, they will promote Time’s Up campaign. This campaign is a unified call for change from women in entertainment for women everywhere. These women are working to end tolerance …show more content…

He is the founder of the Billie Jean King Leadership Initiative and the co-founder of World TeamTennis.

Source: https://www.inbound.com/hubfs/Billie%20Jean%20King.jpg?t=1513798314946

Sarandon’s guest will be independent journalist Rosa Clemente.

Source: https://www.mtholyoke.edu/sites/default/files/RosaClemente_Highlight.JPG

And Dern, will take Alianza Nacional de Campesinas’ co-founder Monica Ramirez.

The facts:

1 in 3 women ages 18 to 34 have been sexually harassed at work. 71% of those women said they did not report it.
Source: Cosmopolitan survey of 2,235 full and part-time female employees, 2015

Nearly half of working women in the U.S. say they have experienced harassment in the workplace.
Source: NBC News (2017). “NBC/WSJ Poll: Nearly Half of Working Women Say They’ve Experienced Harassment.”

More than one-third of the world’s countries do not have any laws prohibiting sexual harassment at work- leaving nearly 235 million working women vulnerable in the workplace.
Source: https://www.worldpolicycenter.org/sites/default/files/WORLD%20Discrimination%20at%20Work%20Report.pdf

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