Editors Note
It’s no surprise this site has started getting traffic from bad actors since it started getting press coverage. Misogyny has stalked strong women since the dawn of time. History shows that resistance grows the loudest just before real change begins, which is why we won’t be deterred. We anticipated this. And, importantly, we planned for it. The most critical way we planned is by not requiring email addresses, something we anticipated heat for.
We did this for only one straightforward reason: to protect the women who trusted us with their stories from being identified, targeted, or harmed through cyber abuse or retaliation.
We have contacts at the FBI and local law enforcement and intend to pass any dangerous posts along.
Finally, we have received a number of inquiries asking whether this site can assist with, facilitate, or advise on potential class actions or other legal proceedings. We cannot. WallStreetDiscriminates.com does not provide legal advice, does not coordinate litigation, and does not act as a referral service for attorneys or claims aggregation. The site exists solely as an informational and narrative platform to allow individuals to share personal experiences. Nothing on this site should be construed as legal guidance, legal solicitation, or an invitation to pursue collective legal action.