>Men hold the vast majority of power in our society.
Power isn't based on gender, it's based on wealth. Do you think abuse of power will suddenly end once the majority of wealthy individuals are women instead of men?
Power isn't based on gender, it's based on wealth. Do you think abuse of power will suddenly end once the majority of wealthy individuals are women instead of men?
The point is that yes, for these reasons and many others, we should "believe women when they report harassment in the workplace."
Name the other sources of power in the United States in the year 2017. Whatever you can come up with, none of it is as significant as wealth.
>The point is that yes, for these reasons and many others, we should "believe women when they report harassment in the workplace."
You did not answer my question. Do you think abuse of power will suddenly end once the majority of wealthy individuals are women instead of men?
As your question doesn't really have anything to do with our debate, I respectfully decline to answer. It was nice talking.