2 ms·
> and as far as I am concerned, having a sexual harassment policy for conferences is an easy win for everybody involved. frankly i don't entirely trust women w
by exit 14y ago
> and as far as I am concerned, having a sexual harassment policy for conferences is an easy win for everybody involved.
frankly i don't entirely trust women with the ability to cry sexual harassment and have men ejected from situations
having personally witnessed this twice in bars, and once by way of a female relative coming clean about abusing her privilege
note that i am not saying actual sexual harassment should not be called out.
just in response to your unconditionally endorsing such policies; there have to be damn good mechanism in place to prevent abuse.
- neilk 14y agoI agree with you that there are a few women who are willing to accuse someone else falsely, and/or exploit harassment policies to advance their own agenda. Pretty much every identifiable group in society has individuals like that. That said, the OP is just calling for there to be some sort of policy in place, so people aren't improvising when a complaint does arise. The policy doesn't have to be 'mandatory kickban on the first complaint'.