Even more evidence here. Fox and liberals are worried about a backlash to this me too movement. On Tuesday, the c ooh at Facebook, Cheryl Sandberg criticized the Pence rules. She wants it amended to make it more fair now. The Pence rule made headlines last year after Vice President Pence told the Washington Post he does not eat alone with women other than his wife. He doesn't go to events where alcohol has served unless his wife is there.
It's common practice among evangelicals, but it infuriated a drive by media well. A few days ago, The Washington Post revisited the Pence rule, and they reported that in the me too era, businesses are beginning to adopt it. They're limiting mixed gender travel, and male employees are canceling one on one meetings with female colleagues. Even friendly hugs are taboo. Miss Sandberg is not pleased. She says that men avoiding
these interactions represents a big setback for the babes. You don't want to I've dinner along with a female colleague, fine, she says, but you better make access equal. No dinners alone with anyone, breakfast or lunch for all, or group dinners. Only nothing, one one. She says, whatever you choose, treat women and men equally. Miss Sandberg. If you want to implement the Sandberg rule, that Facebook didn't do it, but the Pens rule is what it is and you don't
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