Breitbart- Former ESPN reporter Britt McHenry has been quite outspoken since getting laid-off by ESPN in April of 2017. For the most part, McHenry has spoken out on issues regarding media bias and politics.
However, now she’s speaking out on the sexual politics of sports, something she claims to have seen firsthand.
With sex scandals raging across the world of politics, entertainment, and now, sports; Mediaite’s John Ziegler asked McHenry about any experiences she may have with sexual harassment, during a recent podcast appearance.
McHenry recalled several instances where athletes hit on her while she was doing her job as a reporter for ESPN. Ziegler then followed-up by asking whether the practice of selecting attractive women to go into locker-rooms, cultivates a culture of harassment.
While McHenry said that her personal experiences remained professional, she also asserted that she had seen female reporters use their sex appeal to get breaking stories, and advance in their careers.
McHenry said:
I have seen women use that to their advantage, or perhaps crossed lines, or maybe didn’t act as professional either. So I don’t think we should look at this as a one-gender type of offense as we try to clean up the corporate culture. I think at times we need to really take a full look at what’s going on, and give it some investigation before just blatantly firing people and ruing reputations. read more
SHE WANTS TO PUT YALL BACK IN CHAINS!
I’m sure all the beautiful women on Fox are there because they’re fantastic journalists. And the lovelies on Weather Channel are there because they’re stellar meteorologists. (paging Jen Carfagno…)
Speaking of looks, is Rosie O’Pigface in custody yet?
When I look for a job my goal is to convey to the hiring manager that I will bring more value to their business than the others. Same with these ladies.
Of course there are a lot of different means of measuring value.
This is a surprise? Study after study show good looking people are liked more, more successful, happier, etc., then the rest of us plebs. Good for them!
Personally, I think there are too many white women doing locker room journalism. Need to get a whole lot more black women in there to stop the shenanigans. And for Diversity, of course.
And Steve Sailer’s Law of Female Journalism comes to mind: “The most heartfelt articles by female journalists tend to be demands that social values be overturned in order that, Come the Revolution, the journalist herself will be considered hotter-looking.”
Well duh. Average conservative women? Or nasty skank liberal women like Rosie Odonnell, Madeline Albright, Cher, Roas DeLauro, Helen Thomas. Hmmmmm…
And in other news, water is wet.
you know dam well those women love going into the locker rooms or they wouldnt do it. Like Joe says, water is wet. Sky is blue, sun rises in the east. But i’ve never seen a ugly fat woman reporter.
Also to give some…..
Women of any stripe have no business in men’s locker rooms.
Men have no business in women’s locker rooms.
It’s all bullshit.
But that’s just me.
I’m actually kind of surprised that the wives of the players haven’t banded together to demand that their husbands demand a ban on women in the locker rooms else said husbands risk an encounter with their cranium and a frying pan.
Britt McHenry is a good name for a stripper or a porn star.
Is it okay to say I’m bored with this subject now?
And who dredged up John Ziegler?
I believe the rule for advancement is “Give good head and get ahead good”.