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That ability to confront and hold accountable without turning to real violence is important, particularly among men, suggests “Nickel Boys” director RaMell Ross.

The Worker Protection Act also states employers must discipline or hold accountable those who are found guilty of sexual harassment.

Ahead of an election in which these states will likely again prove decisive for determining which candidate wins the Electoral College vote, more must be done to protect the upcoming election and hold accountable those who threatened the integrity of the previous one.

“The jury’s verdict, and today’s sentence, make clear that this office will spare no resources to hold accountable anyone who commits such crimes.”

“We are cooperating with authorities in DRC to the fullest extent possible, as they investigate these criminal acts and hold accountable any American citizen involved,” she wrote in a post to X.