actually, i think that yes. yes. i mean, yes to the i get it. and i think that that s the whole that s a fallacy of the liberals argument, because their whole point is authenticity, right? yeah. the whole point they keep saying is thatfallacy. only a s person can play a person from spain. only a cuban-americaron can play a historical figure. that was cuban-american. right. it s s o tight, there s no room for anyone to actually act. apparently, accordinght nog to. so then that s the whole point. well, if this was the authentic story of , that particular perspective, are we supposed to just throw in the whole diversitposed y? yeah, for diversity sake. is that the whole point of their original argumenisn t tht if she wants to see a bunch ofno women, then put a film aboutmen building about a tanks, which we all done by women on the home front, right? there s son many historical,t exciting things that women did instead of complaining about this particular one.ne, wh why doesn t she hig
it transcends your gender. this is something that everyone will have a story of. every staffer will know someone who has experienced this. and that s thousands of people, thousands of people are employed in the palace, and everyone will have some sort of story about something that s happened. it s a weird parallel universe here. there are posters everywhere saying what is not appropriate behaviour, where senior management and party leaders talk about all the so called great work that s been done to improve conditions and to root out bad behavior. and yet anyone who s worked here for more than five minutes knows that it s all a load of rubbish. claims of sexual misconduct are nothing new here. old hands have stories going back decades. but since the me too movement and the strive for greater workplace equality, the house of commons seems to be a stubborn outlier. for a place that should be setting an example, these claims are deeply disturbing and are apparently continuing at an alarm
newsnight s uk editor sima kotecha has this report. the house of commons is the heart of democracy. it s where laws are made and publicly elected officials represent their constituents, and should therefore uphold the highest standards of behaviour. but now more allegations of sexual misconduct have called into question the morals and ethics of some of them. this is a problem that transcends party politics. it transcends your position of power. it transcends your gender. this is something that everyone will have a story of. every staffer will know someone who has experienced this. ellie is one of six people we ve spoken to who work or have worked in the commons until recently. all of them say little has changed since the metoo movement. they say there s a predatory culture, where some people in power think they can behave inappropriately. i wouldn t recommend it as a safe
who has spoken to bbc newsnight about inappropriate behaviour in westminster. ?newsnight s uk editor sima kotecha has been speaking to them. the house of commons is the heart of democracy, where laws are made and publicly elected officials represent constituents and should therefore uphold the highest standards of behaviour. but now more allegations of sexual misconduct have called into question the morals and ethics of some of them. this is a problem that transcends party politics. it transcends your position of power. it transcends your gender. this is something that everyone will have a story of. every staff will know someone who has experienced this. ellie is one of six people we have spoken to, who work or have worked in the commons until recently. they all say the culture has changed since the me too movement, and there is a predatory current culture, where some people believe they can behave inappropriately.
where laws are made and publicly elected officials represent constituents and should therefore uphold the highest standards of behaviour. but now more allegations of sexual misconduct have called into question the morals and ethics of some of them. this is a problem that transcends party politics. it transcends your position of power. it transcends your gender. this is something that everyone will have a story of. every staffer will know someone who has experienced this. ellie is one of six people we have spoken to, who work or have worked in the commons until recently. they all say the culture has changed since the me too movement, and there is a predatory current culture, where some people believe they can behave inappropriately, they say. i wouldn t recommend it as a safe place for men or women. interesting, yes, but not healthy. especially working for an mp directly.