Recording Academy Faces Allegations of Sexual Abuse Cover-Up
With the Grammy Awards approaching, the Recording Academy is under scrutiny for allegedly using NDAs to silence victims of sexual abuse.
- The Recording Academy is accused of covering up sexual abuse with NDAs and payments, particularly involving its former general counsel, Joel Katz.
- At least five women have reported signing NDAs since the 1990s after alleging misconduct within the Academy.
- Former Academy executive Terri McIntyre claims she was offered $1 million by Katz to keep quiet about alleged sexual assaults.
- The Academy is set to honor Katz with the Trustees Award, despite the allegations.
- The Academy asserts it has a zero-tolerance policy for sexual misconduct and has been working to change its culture.