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Monica Lewinsky shares insights on bullying prevention and reclaiming her voice
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- KCRA 3
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- Local News
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- Sacramento, California, US
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- Oct 9, 2026 · 5:17 PM
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Monica Lewinsky, whose name became globally recognized in 1989 during the scandal involving an affair with President Bill Clinton, shared her experiences and advice on overcoming public humiliation and combating bullying. Lewinsky was the featured guest at the Sacramento Speaker Series, an event moderated by "California Tonight" host Edie Lambert. Before the main event, the two sat down for a conversation about surviving the intense scrutiny and the work she does now to promote compassion and empathy.
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- Sacramento, California, US
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- Oct 9, 2026 · 5:17 PM
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