I've worked in several jobs that were originally considered "men's work". As females began to be hired, patterns emerged. The "culture" seemed to be manifested in language and behavior to "break them in" or "make them one of the boys". Some jobs I worked had such enormous physical demands that women who could "cut it" could also get away with saying:  "shut the **** up". And the perpetrator would. 

On one more "white collar" job two women left in two years after being sexually harassed by their direct supervisor. The third woman employee would **always** say: "That's not appropriate [name]" in a very emotionally neutral but firm tone - when harassed. In that case, seemed to turn the tables on the harasser. He quit and she took his place. Thanks for sharing, Ms Cote. I hope this article is very widely read.