Taylor caught a great deal more flak than his shirt warranted, but I disagree with the premise of is article that the shirt was only "an eyeful." I've seen how

Taylor caught a great deal more flak than his shirt warranted, but I disagree with the premise of is article that the shirt was only "an eyeful." I've seen how women in some historically male-dominated professions get a toxic work environment by small degrees. An objectifying shirt makes the work environment more unwelcoming by a small degree. Taylor caught a lot of symbolic outrage--outrage directed at a broader social phenomenon--and that's hardly fair. However, this article suggests that there is NO issue beyond garishness, and I humbly disagree.