The rape trial of Harvey Weinstein focuses attention anew on the #MeToo movement that arose in opposition to sexual assault and harassment. A lot of people took notice.
In the corporate world, economist Sylvia Ann Hewlett finds a few problems. For one thing, she thinks too little attention has been paid to non-white victims; for another, she sees man afraid to mentor women, possibly stalling out the women's careers.
Problems and solutions get a full airing in Hewlett's book #MeToo in the Corporate World: Power, Privilege, and the Path Forward. The author visits to lay out the premise.