The British star, Jacqueline Visette, has accused the recent #METOO hysteria, states that women need to look at their own clothes and have the same responsibility as men to prevent sexual harassment.
Jacqueline Bisset, who turned 80 last year, resounded to#METOO Interview this week New York Post'S 6.
“I understand it as an idea. It's important for men to behave, but I think it's important for women to behave,” she told the outlet. “I think your sub -text is very important how you wear clothes. It's very dangerous and never played.”
Bisset has allowed women to be responsible if they don't know anything about men, but added that they are not very sympathetic to these stories, these #METOO.
She said: “You have to be very careful about what you do [there]。 “
Viset suggested that women need to do it because they need to learn “no” or F -words, so they can do it without any problems. “
Actress, an international sex symbol in the 1970s and 1980s, said he had no sexual harassment.
“I was completely dedicated to that idea because I decided that nothing would happen,” she said on page six.
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The #METOO movement began with the 2017 Harvey Wine Stein Scandal, which has been in Hollywood, who saw many powerful men destroyed their careers and livelihoods due to sexual assault and harassment accusations.
However, the opposition to the movement was formed, and skeptical, especially for conservative politicians, including the Supreme Court Judge Brett Cavannau and President Donald Trump, questioned the motivation behind some claims. It is presented.
In comparison, powerful Democratic members worked to protect some of their own from accusations.
Times -up organizations, established by Hollywood celebrities to fight sexual harassment at work, were struggling with their own scandals. 。
