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There probably are a handful of female C-level staff that have done the same to males or females but as mentioned there are so few it's probably not even justified to attempt to find them.
That's not to say that all men are bad, not at all. But, ask any woman if she feels safer walking at night towards a group of women or men and you'll see why there is a problem in our society.
Then there are women like Mayim Bialik, who pat themselves on the back for not being a stereotypical Hollywood starlet and avoiding being harassed or assaulted, as well as dressing modestly. Thanks, Mayim, for not getting it at all.
Well, it also depends on how rough the crowd of girls looks. Some of them are straight nuts.
I didn't read what she said, but I took it more as "I'm not as attractive as other Hollywood women so I wasn't harassed." Think Whoopi Goldberg said something similar.
As a proud feminist with little desire to diet, get plastic surgery or hire a personal trainer, I have almost no personal experience with men asking me to meetings in their hotel rooms.
Well, this looks another fine mess them Weinstein boys have gotten into.![]()
I think I read a rumor that he may even be worse than Harvey.
Just like Ben and Casey.Like brother like brother![]()
Just like Ben and Casey.
Should Ben be placed in the same light as Weinstein or to whatever allegedly happen in Casey's case?
Should Ben be placed in the same light as Weinstein or to whatever allegedly happen in Casey's case?
It sounds like clearly intentional sexual assault from Ben on at least two occasions from what I read. So, why not?Should Ben be placed in the same light as Weinstein or to whatever allegedly happen in Casey's case?