Caught this while having lunch.
www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/m000f6bf
A discussion about the novel Pamela and a reflection on sexual harassment and the plight of women over the centuries abused and misused by older, wealthier, more powerful employers. Discussion led by Laura Wade who sounded young but is apparently 42 and whose tagline for the programme is 'Dispatches from the gender trenches.' Presumably this is the millennial way of referring to the sex war that most of us on this board have been aware of and fighting for many years, long before Me Too.
The presenter talks of 'asymmetrical gender dynamics' not sexual and sex-based power and oppression. The reason Mr B kept harassing Pamela was because of her sex, not her gender. He wanted to stick his penis in her vagina, not comment on her performance of femininity.
It's almost as if the new, younger generation of presenters are terrified of using the word sex,