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Flat White

Against bum-pinching

2 November 2017

2:58 PM

2 November 2017

2:58 PM

BOSTON, UNITED STATES – Is bum-pinching acceptable in the workplace? That seems to be where the conversation veered here in the wake of the Harvey Weinstein revelations, which were followed quickly by the UK Tories’ ‘dirty dossier’ scandal. Famous women (and a few men) are coming forward to say they’ve been sexually assaulted by male actors, directors, and politicians; meanwhile our proletarian brothers and sisters are helplessly declaring #MeToo on social media.

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