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Uber Ex-engineer Who Alleged Sexism Retains Lawyer (usatoday.com)

Marco della Cava and Jessica Guynn, writing for USA Today: The former Uber engineer whose critical blog post has stirred a storm of controversy for the ride-hailing giant has retained an attorney, charging that her former employer is blaming her for a rash of app deletions. Susan Fowler, whose Feb. 19 essay detailed myriad examples of sexism, tweeted Thursday that "Uber names/blames me for account deletes, and has a different law firm - not Holders (sic) - investigating me."

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  1. Re: Victim Blaming? by phantomfive · · Score: 5, Insightful

    Victim blaming happens far less than false claims

    I don't know, I feel like it happens every single time one of these stories comes up. It's important to figure out the truth in these situations, but the rest of us who are not involved can calm down, step back, and wait until the truth actually comes out instead of trying to blame.

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  2. Re: Victim Blaming? by lactose99 · · Score: 4, Insightful

    >Victim blaming happens far less than false claims.

    This is the most demonstrably false statement I've read in quite a while.

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    Fully licensed blockchain psychiatrist