<< may add that such expectations may not be purely subjective, they may
include quite real anticipation of hostility (especially among male blue
collar workers) against women doing the "man's job." Such instances are
often mistakenly perceived as 'sexual harassment' although they have
nothing to do with sex, but gender roles.
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it's not just a perception of sexual harrassment, it IS sexual harrassment. Sexual harrassment is one of the principle ways women are kept out of highly paid, skilled, blue collar union and professional jobs. The category is gender discrimination, the method is sexual harrassment.
maggie coleman mscoleman at aol.com