But instead, my gosh, look at the floodgates opened, we're in this massive cultural revolution. Like I thought I was just going to be sitting at home crying every day because I was fired from a career that I killed myself for.
I mean, I could have also never known that. “Some days it's incomprehensible to me what a big deal this all became.
It was the scariest decision that I've ever made and the scariest move, but I want to be a beacon of hope for everyone else out there that I was victorious and that's true through whatever risks that I took that other women can follow suit and they can join our fight together,” she says. ”I don't regret jumping off that cliff for one minute. “NDAs have been a convenient way for companies, frankly, to hide their dirty laundry.” “We're not advocating for people to be able to go around and give corporate secrets and things like that, but we're saying that they should be lifting NDAs for covering up bad behavior inside their workplaces, which has been going on for decades,” Carlson says. If there's been so much forward-thinking and progress being made there, then they shouldn't have any problem with releasing me, my other colleagues in Lift Our Voices, Diana Falzone and Julie Roginsky and anyone else who's been forced to sign an NDA.”Ĭarlson, Falzone and Roginsky created the nonprofit organization Lift Our Voices in an effort to do just that - not only for women who have been forced to stay silent on issues of sexual misconduct but for all people to be treated and heard equally in the workplace.
“Which is what I'm fighting for right now, for all people to no longer be muddled in silence. “If they've cleaned up everything, then they should relieve me from my NDA,” Carlson tells Yahoo Entertainment. This content is not available due to your privacy preferences.
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