The History of Sexual Harassment

Sally kempton, who was an important second way feminist, said there's harassment in the work place. Vicki scholtz points out that what then gradually happened as the issue became not harassment in its sexual guise, the issue became sex. So when there were massife harassminites without sexuality, people would get off. But if there was this minor right tinge of sexuality, it's like omagot sexes at play. There's a problem. We're now demonizing sexuality, meaning we're reverting our public narrative, is sex sacred? And really, the sex negative narrative is actually coming back to the fore,. It's actually a new puritanism in