But now we are going into bars and scooping up any men who have done anything, be it ever so slight: a smile, a look, forcing a woman to live under his desk in a secret room and refusing to tell her what year it is, offenses of WILDLY DIFFERENT DEGREES that I am just lumping together as though I think all of them might be possibly acceptable if you did them outside the office.
First they came for men I did not like, some of whom had beards that did not look good, others of whom were conservative media personalities, and still others of whom combined those characteristics. But then it started to spread until we were even ruining the careers of people who were accused of minor offenses, like saying “good morning” with a weird emphasis, or eating a sandwich while maintaining eye contact with someone who wasn’t their wife, or emailing a woman a respectful compliment.
Oh no, have none of these things happened? My mistake. I am worried that they will, which is just as bad.
Pretty sure there are enough actual harassers that we women don't have the time to invent them.
(Seriously, though, the sarcasm in this op-ed is fantastic. 10/10 would read again.)
This is a good take on the subject.
https://www.washingtonpost.com/blogs/compost/wp/2…
Pretty sure there are enough actual harassers that we women don't have the time to invent them.
(Seriously, though, the sarcasm in this op-ed is fantastic. 10/10 would read again.)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZjsmEBSJ7jo
Let's get it going, Google and Apple–this thing could be fun!