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Criminalizing Catcalling By Evan Johnson Published November 2, 2017
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Sandra Muller's exposure of the sexual harassment she received by Written by Evan Johnson, a powerful french executive with the 11/02/2017 The response of #BalanceTonPorc movement, akin to Frenchwomen to Sandra the Harvey Weinstein exposure and Muller's exposure of the sexual harassment she the United States's #MeToo received by a powerful french movement, has led to the possible executive with the criminalization of verbal sexual #BalanceTonPorc movement, harassment as well as increased akin to the Harvey Weinstein punishment for other actions of exposure and the United sexual assault. This comes at a time States's #MeToo movement, where there has been a global shift has led to the possible leading to more vocalization about criminalization of verbal the transgressions of powerful men sexual harassment as well as increased punishment for and a pushback against it. other actions of sexual assault. This comes at a time where there has been a global shift leading to more vocalization about the https://www.cornellrooseveltinstitute.org/intl/criminalizing-catcalling 1/1
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