Reveal what a familiar label leaves out
The author distinguishes gender-based workplace abuse from the narrower everyday idea of sexual advances; analyzed as her framing, not current legal advice.
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Be FierceGretchen Carlson · 65 weeks“This definition is only one kind of harassment, though. Remember, abuse based on gender, whether it is intended to harm the victim or not, is sexual harassment, and it does not have to be sexual. It just has to be gender based.”
Gretchen Carlson, Be Fierce. Chapter 1, “Speaking the Unspeakable”. Supplied local book text; edition metadata not verified for this preview. Research locator: U1-P061.
The author distinguishes gender-based workplace abuse from the narrower everyday idea of sexual advances; analyzed as her framing, not current legal advice.
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Gretchen Carlson, Be Fierce. Chapter 1, “Speaking the Unspeakable”. Supplied local book text; edition metadata not verified for this preview. Research locator: U1-P061.. Exact source words are separate from the editorial annotations on this page.
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