May 21, 2008 at 2:09pm

Lynne d Johnson

Elana Centor asks on Blogher, "The Cleavage Controversy: Is It Really A Business Crime?" http://www.blogher.com/cleavage-controversy-it-really-business-crime
She points to a Glamour article from last fall that said:
" Across America, women seem to be celebrating Take Your Breasts to Work Day. With low-cut tops and push-up bras in every office ( and mall and airport and...), we have to ask: If you've got it should you flaunt it?"
Then Centor follows up with this WSJ article, "Risky Business: Décolletage: At a Work Dinner," by Christina Binkley    where Gail Graham is quoted as saying:
"There's no greater crime" for a businesswoman, Ms. Graham adds, with just a smidgen of hyperbole, "than to show cleavage."
Graham argues that the conversation shouldn't be about you if you're a woman), but about your accomplishments instead. http://online.wsj.com/article/SB121020269170475209.html

 

 

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