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7 June 2017

11296 GB adults surveyed

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Former newspaper editor Eve Pollard has said in an interview that you can be a feminist and secretly enjoy being wolf‑whistled. Do you think that wolf-whistling is a compliment and a just bit of harmless fun or sexist and completely unacceptable?

Conducted 7 June 2017

YouGov surveyed 11296 GB adults

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Former newspaper editor Eve Pollard has said in an interview that you can be a feminist and secretly enjoy being wolf‑whistled. Do you think that wolf-whistling is a compliment and a just bit of harmless fun or sexist and completely unacceptable?

Conducted 7 June 2017

YouGov surveyed 11296 GB adults

By:
56%
23%
21%

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