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She Said
Breaking the Sexual Harassment Story That Helped Ignite a Movement
Book • 2019
She Said is a thrilling account of the investigative journalism that led to the exposure of Harvey Weinstein's decades-long history of sexual abuse and harassment.
Written by Jodi Kantor and Megan Twohey, the book chronicles their meticulous investigation, including secret meetings, harrowing phone calls, and private text exchanges with A-list actresses and other sources.
It also explores the systemic structures of power that enabled Weinstein's behavior and the broader impact of the #MeToo movement, including the testimony of Christine Blasey Ford against Brett Kavanaugh.
The book is praised for its detailed and suspenseful narrative, offering insights into the rigorous process of quality reporting and the significant cultural shifts it helped catalyze.
Written by Jodi Kantor and Megan Twohey, the book chronicles their meticulous investigation, including secret meetings, harrowing phone calls, and private text exchanges with A-list actresses and other sources.
It also explores the systemic structures of power that enabled Weinstein's behavior and the broader impact of the #MeToo movement, including the testimony of Christine Blasey Ford against Brett Kavanaugh.
The book is praised for its detailed and suspenseful narrative, offering insights into the rigorous process of quality reporting and the significant cultural shifts it helped catalyze.
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as a great book about breaking the Harvey Weinstein story for The Times.


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in the context of books that have come out on the topic of NDAs and how they can enable repeat offenders.

Amy Sandler

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as the author of the book.


Mary Louise Kelly

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as the authors of the book detailing the Harvey Weinstein investigation, which she believes launched the #MeToo movement.


Candace Owens

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, when referencing a book by New York Times reporters about Harvey Weinstein.


Dave Lee

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while discussing movies that have misleading trailers.


Alissa Wilkinson

The case against movie trailers
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, detailing their investigation into Harvey Weinstein's sexual misconduct allegations.


Jodi Kantor


Megan Twohey

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as authors of the book documenting their investigation of Harvey Weinstein.


Michael Barbaro

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as the authors of the book that tells the story of the investigation into Harvey Weinstein.


Michael Barbaro

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as authors of the book that details the investigation into Harvey Weinstein.


Michael Barbaro

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when discussing the book's one-sided perspective on the Harvey Weinstein case.

Donna Rotunno

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as the authors of the book that details the story behind the Harvey Weinstein case.


Michael Barbaro

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as the author of the book "She Said."

Ravi Gupta

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in the context of discussing the difficulties faced by journalists in getting people to talk about Harvey Weinstein.


Kara Swisher

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as a book about breaking the Harvey Weinstein story.


Suzanne Gluck

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as a new book about the machine that kept Weinstein's behavior under wraps.


Kara Swisher

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