We should have known that we were going to get raw, audacious, wild energy from BTS the minute we saw them emerge from a silver, chained cage. They opened the show with the charged-up power anthem “ON,” a fitting choice consideringMap of the Soul: 7 During Justin Timberlake's Pepsi Halftime Show performance, he zigged and zagged all over the stadium while singing some of his greatest hits over the years. Near the end of the number, he joined the crowd and took a selfie with one of the kids — who ended up upstaging theMan of the Woods HOLLYWOOD, CA - OCTOBER 20: Teen Vogue x Netflix Chilling Adventures Of Sabrina #SpellmanHouse at Hollywood Athletic Club on October 20, 2018 in Hollywood, California. (Photo by John Sciulli/Getty Images for Teen Vogue)John Sciulli If it wasn’t apparent already, the outpouring of #MeToo stories have made it all the more obvious that for women, the workplace is often a toxic environment. From sexual harassment and abuse to microaggressions and pay disparities, every workplace comes with its own level of challenges and frustrations. Campaigns do too, but where else can you walk into an organization and be in charge from day one, aside from being a campaign manager? I had a great, collaborative relationship with my candidate, which isn’t always the case — but because of it, I was able to create the kind of work culture I had always wanted, but never had. I expected our staff to work hard and meet high standards, but also for everyone to be kind and support each other. We were a team: We worked a lot, we joked and had fun with each other, and we got things done. I liked managing and mentoring my younger female staffers, and tried to have their backs when they dealt with sexism. And I was surrounded by a squad of women friends and colleagues who had my back, including Will’s badass first campaign manager who laid the groundwork for our campaign and was always there with advice when we needed it.As Michelle Goldbergwrote