The former Fox News host opens up about accepting a settlement – “I want my voice back” (via toofab)
, with former Fox News contributor Julie Roginsky to tackle just this issue by banning NDAs from the workplace to enable survivors to speak out.
She noted that when she first came forward with her allegations, "there were no #MeToo or Times Up movements to help rally support for my cause." But that was soon to follow, with many women coming forward across Hollywood and beyond, leading to the firing of several prominent men including Harvey Weinstein, Bill O'Reilly, Matt Lauer and Charlie Rose.
"Had I known my complaint would help ignite such a profound cultural shift and that I would be depicted onscreen, I would have also fought against signing the non-disclosure agreement, or NDA, that prevented me from discussing my experiences while working at Fox News," Carlson wrote.
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