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The book was discussed as a new work by the guest, Alexandra Brodsky, detailing the impetus for writing it stemming from her work as an advocate and lawyer on sexual harassment issues, especially in schools. The author aimed to address public misunderstandings about due process in relation to increased protections for victims.
And we are delighted to be joined today by Alexandra Brodsky. We're going to be discussing her new book, Sexual Justice, on today's episode.
— Episode: Sexual Justice
Episode: Sexual Justice
The book was discussed as a new work by the guest, Alexandra Brodsky, detailing the impetus for writing it stemming from her work as an advocate and lawyer on sexual harassment issues, especially in schools. The author aimed to address public misunderstandings about due process in relation to increased protections for victims.
And we are delighted to be joined today by Alexandra Brodsky. We're going to be discussing her new book, Sexual Justice, on today's episode.
And most relevant for today, although we'd love to talk to her about any of this, she is the author of the new book, Sexual Justice.
So maybe we'll start Alexandra by asking you to just describe the impetus for the book.
And so the book we use together principles that should guide civil responses to allegations of sexual harassment together with discussions of particular cases to make you know the guidance and claims concrete, and maybe we can talk about some of the principles or general guidance that offers first
The book will be out when you are listening to this podcast. So we'd encourage our listeners to check it out again. It is called Sexual Justice by Alexandra Brodsky.