> but a superior making an advance on their subordinate is pretty inappropriate even if the advance itself is tame. My thoughts have tended to arrive at the sa

> but a superior making an advance on their subordinate is pretty inappropriate even if the advance itself is tame. My thoughts have tended to arrive at the same conclusion. But, this idea seems to be a lot less popular than I'd expect. While the problem might be abuse of power, the popular conversation at the moment, oddly, is not. I wish I understood better why that is. I agree it is helpful that the contradictions (often around cultural image) get air time. I wonder if this kind of thing can lead the popular conversation to a point of discourse that confronts the similarities in so many of the outcries, such as abuse of power.