In 1981, after accepting a job offer from then-NBC producer Roger Ailes, Shelley Ross found herself in a seriously uncomfortable position. She wrote:During the summer of 2012, Roger phoned me to say he was recommending me for a big job—to run CNN. Her relationship with Ailes, for example, has lasted more than three decades in both personal and professional capacities. (The job went to Jeff Zucker who then quickly took over the job of the man who hired him.) It details the ingrained sexism and harassment that has persisted for decades in the workplace, and focuses mainly on the frequency of the issue in the media industry.

Source: Huffington Post August 08, 2016 21:40 UTC