You are arguing that what happened to her is not sexism, and you really miss the bigger picture, which is that it's a hostile work environment, which is equally

You are arguing that what happened to her is not sexism, and you really miss the bigger picture, which is that it's a hostile work environment, which is equally bad. I'm really disappointed at the amount of victim blaming going on. Just so you are aware, what happened to her is more than just "treated poorly". Workers should be (and are) legally protected from that.