ニューヨーク・タイムズのインスタグラム(nytimes) - 4月27日 06時19分

For years, America's largest retailer of mall jewelry hawked love and romance to its customers. But details from a lawsuit joined by almost 70,000 women describe a culture of discrimination, sexual coercion and even rape that went unchecked for decades. Sterling and its parent company, Signet, own the jewelry stores that dominate malls: @kayjewelers, @jaredthegalleriaofjewelry and several others whose brand was built on marketing romance to customers. The story of Sterling’s culture was not just about individual degradations — but also about a system that allowed the abuse and that tried to prevent it from becoming public. Photo illustration by @_hannahwhitaker. Read the full feature from this week’s @nytmag at the link in our profile.

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