The Scarlet Letter Reports

Tamara Holder was a regular commentator on Fox News before being assaulted by a company executive. Now, she’s picked up her law practice again and continues to fight for other women who have experienced harassment and assault.

Kiah Morris was the only black woman in Vermont's state legislature. But after an escalating campaign of racial harassment against her, Kiah was forced to resign—not only for the safety of herself, but also for her family.

Alexandra Waterbury sued New York City Ballet after discovering some of its male dancers had been exchanging explicit texts.

After posting a photo on her private Instagram, cheerleader Bailey Davis was fired from the New Orleans Saints "due to failure to comply with Saintsations rules and regulations."

Since the beginning of her career as a plus-size model, Tess Holliday has had to fend off degrading comments about her weight, health, and validity as a woman.

Mischa Barton was the victim of blackmail after a former lover threatened to release a sex tape after their split.

After a very public engagement with Charlie Sheen, Brett Rossi's career as a porn star was used to discredit her allegations of domestic abuse.

Daisy Coleman's brutal assault at age 14 brought attention to an epidemic of sexual abuse and rape culture in rural areas.

Amanda Knox meets Anita Sarkeesian, a feminist video blogger who has experienced relentless online harassment, doxxing, and death threats because of her YouTube videos.

Amber Rose has been able to hold her head high, despite all of the malicious scrutiny by mainstream media.

Amanda Knox shares her story of being vilified and shamed by the media, which began when she was arrested for murder 10 years ago.