Former Congresswomen Reflect on Sexual Harassment Issues

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Former Congresswomen Reflect on Sexual Harassment Issues

By Thomas McKinless

Posted December 13, 2017 at 9:08pm

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With numerous members of Congress reckoning with allegations of sexual misconduct, Roll Call sat down with four former congresswomen from the past four decades to discuss the issue of sexual harassment during their respective years on Capitol Hill.

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