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Since former Uber engineer Susan Fowler published her now-famous blog post one year ago, we've seen a tidal wave of women speaking out about sexual harassment in the workplace across industries.
Why it matters: For a long time, Silicon Valley's stories of harassment were chalked up to the industry's gender imbalance, but the past year has shown that it's part of a larger societal problem that's finally getting attention. Still, holding employers and harassers accountable remains a challenge.