email photos with other men showing women wearing only bikini bottoms including cheerleaders. the league slammed the action also calling them contrary to the nfl s values. our thanks to steve patter soon. and with us now is the author of loving sports when they don t love you back. good to have you with us. in your latest column, you write gruden is not an anomaly, the locker room culture is long view the noised as a hyper mass cuellar toxic environment in which conformity is valued above all else but this is an owner driven league, one in which the men in charge set the tone for everyone below them. it is still a good old boys club. expand on that for us. yeah, i think that people will be extremely naive if they
other cases where police officers have used their powers to abuse, violate women in our communities. professor, the centre for women s justice, which you just quoted, it is describing this as a locker room culture, police officers abusing with impunity, so how do you come up with impunity, so how do you come up with the terms of the training you give, fix this? the with the terms of the training you give. fix this? give, fix this? the system is broken. give, fix this? the system is broken- in give, fix this? the system is broken. in terms give, fix this? the system is broken. in terms of - give, fix this? the system is broken. in terms of fixing i give, fix this? the system is i broken. in terms of fixing this, i think we have to recognise that public confidence will not grow if lessons are not learned. the police must accept culpability when they make mistakes. and actually enact real change, in terms of ensuring that these kind of cases do not happen again, but i am afraid
it was such a sincere, genuine cry for help. reporter: sports illustrated exposed accusations all the way up to the ceo who had resigned three years prior. before taking the job, marshall talked to female employees at the organization. the article described it as a locker room culture. how would you subscridescribe i? i would describe it as a culture that was not friendly to women. it was also a culture, and we don t talk about this, i don t think it was that friendly to people of color in terms of just upward mobility and all that. reporter: over the last year she increased the number of women in management to almost 50%. diversity is being invited to the party but inclusion is being asked to dance. you can be at the table, but if you can t talk or if people aren t including you, so what? so we needed to address both. reporter: marshall grew up in richmond, california. i didn t really know i was poor at the time.
pressure is about to mount on damian green after disclosures were made by touching her knee and sending text pages. the party discouraged her from reporting her rape at a labor conference in 2011 when she was just 19-years-old, she said a party official told her, quote, if it did, it might damage me. there has been calls for her to shuffle her cabinet and get rid of a locker room culture, unfortunately, it reaches the highest states. coming up next on morning joe, the latest on the latest terrorist attack as president trump calls for the attacker to be sent to guantonomo bay dick durbin and clarl of the house somebody committee peter king both will weigh in on this idea for us plus, governor ricardo rossello
we turn to the high school football team that was ha we turn to the high school football team that was had their season canceled. why? hazing allegations. last night after a heated meeting with parents and students, the sayreville decided to uphold the superintendent s decision to cancel the season. as police investigate the allegations it raises more concern about locker room culture across the country. abc s linsey davis has the story. reporter: students from football power house sayreville high school still trying to come to terms with the superintendent s controversial decision to cancel the rest of the football season. there were incidents of harassment, intimidation and bullying that took place on a pervasive level. reporter: this new jersey high school rocked by allegations of hazing.