collected responses from 9,630 people who said they are or have previously worked in the entertainment industry. Respondents shared that gender harassment — demeaning jokes, sexually crude terms or insults based on gender — has been experienced by 62% of males and 67% of females in the last year. The study also showed that one in 10 males and one in five females reported sexual assault in the workplace.
In a statement accompanying the report, Hill, a professor of social policy and gender studies at Brandeis University who came forward with allegations in 1991 that then-Supreme Court nominee Clarence Thomas had sexually harassed her when they worked together, said,"In each category, participants point to high rates of undesirable conduct that continues despite efforts to curtail it. The entertainment industry can and must do better.
There was one positive finding from the survey: 69% of workers perceive progress in preventing harassment since October 2017, when the #MeToo movement went viral. In December, the commission will publish a guide with information for entertainment industry employers on what their rights are and how to seek counsel and legal resources for issues of harassment and discrimination.
Re: Majority of women and men in Hollywood report being harassed over the past year: Survey
As long as they keep making liberal activist movies; sending big checks and doing voice overs for Democrat candidates campaigns, they’ll never seriously be asked to.
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No problem is ever solved, why stop the money and extortion train