by Marianne M. Jennings

About the author: Marianne M. Jennings is a professor of legal and ethical studies in the College of Business at Arizona State University and director of the university’s Lincoln Center for Applied Ethics.

Nearly 30 years in the workplace, and not once have I been sexually harassed. I suppose I’m grateful, but given the action other working women seem to be getting, part of me wonders: Exactly what’s wrong with me? It’s not as if I haven’t been in high-risk environments. I began my legal career as an intern for the federal government. Yet I haven’t had so much as a compliment from a male co-worker since the Reagan administration. After the Anita Hill spectacle in 1991, I noticed men averting their...