As much as I want to see this email, you should talk to her about it. Your job is to go to bat for the person who was harassed, not get revenge yourself. Be aw

As much as I want to see this email, you should talk to her about it. Your job is to go to bat for the person who was harassed, not get revenge yourself. Be aware, these execs may very well be egotistical, narcissistic pricks. If they're talking about it on Twitter, they may view the email as a personal attack, an challenge to their credibility, and an existential threat to the company they've built (who wants to end up like Travis Kalanick?). Do you want to fight a PR team? Alternatively, you may post it and nobody will care. It becomes an example of your impotence, and a potential red flag for her future employers. Do you want to try to explain why nobody gives a sh*t? Her name is attached to that email, no matter how you leak it. It's her call.