NADINE M. MATHIS: Men not solely to blame in sexual harassment
LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Sometimes women are partly to blame
By Nadine M. Mathis
Sexual harassment in the workplace is a problem for America. However, this has been going on since the beginning of time.
I believe women are partly to blame. They act and dress to suit the allegations that men are being persecuted for doing.
Why in the world wait 30 years to complain? I feel it’s sad for men to lose their jobs over these women complaining in 2017.
In my lifetime, I have seen women running after a man they know and they don’t care, married or single. So be it.
NADINE M. MATHIS
Albany
EDITOR’S NOTE: Nadine Mathis is a 97-year-old Albany resident who is an occasional contributor to the Perspectives page.
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