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...and if you are fired because someone sees your naked photo? If someone comes up to you in a store and says, "I've seen you naked?" Both of these were example
by ebiester 13y ago
...and if you are fired because someone sees your naked photo? If someone comes up to you in a store and says, "I've seen you naked?" Both of these were examples of the harassment women go through regularly after an event like this.
- chris_wot 13y agoMany of the photos were photoshopped.
- tesseractive 13y agoI'm sure that's a great comfort if you're being harassed by people over the photos.
- chris_wot 13y agoSorry, didn't mean to say it is any less of an offence.
- ebiester 13y agoYes, but I'm not a fan of the innocent/'guilty' dynamic here. No woman deserves that, whether or not the photo in question has been photoshopped.
- chris_wot 13y agoI communicated poorly - my fault as I never meant to imply that!
- PeterisP 13y agoStop right there - "...and if you're fired because someone sees your naked photo" by itself is a separate unexcusable problem that needs to be solved. Someone seeing your naked photo should never, ever be an acceptable reason for firing someone, no matter where you work. The original article discusses on how to prevent the naked photos from being spread; but we also need to fix this issue as well.
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