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An article on Yahoo stated that researcher had surveyed people regarding CPR and their attitude when it comes to giving women CPR. The researchers, from the University of Colorado, had reported that many of the interviewees stated they feared giving a woman CPR because they would not want to be accused of touching them inappropriately or accused of sexual assault.
This is not good news for a woman who might suffer a heart attack or any other medical issue and require CPR on the spot to save them. Some call this the side effect of the #MeToo movement. Men now afraid to give women CPR in fear of being accused of sexual assault and #MeToo
Men are now afraid to give women CPR in case they’re accused of sexual assault
Unintended consequences of radical feminism keep piling up
This is not good news for a woman who might suffer a heart attack or any other medical issue and require CPR on the spot to save them. Some call this the side effect of the #MeToo movement. Men now afraid to give women CPR in fear of being accused of sexual assault and #MeToo
Men are now afraid to give women CPR in case they’re accused of sexual assault
Unintended consequences of radical feminism keep piling up