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The Office is a documentary-style television show, in which quirky characters deal with chaos, romance, inappropriate behavior, friendship, drama, and countless funny scenarios. Employees work for paper company Dunder Mifflin in Scranton, Pennsylvania and are managed by a childish, but loving, Michael Scott.

Characters are aware that they are being filmed, and often sit down in front of the camera to discuss events that happen in the episode. The show is a comedic take on corporate life and explores genuine relationships between coworkers.

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I have loved The Office for several years. During my freshman year of high school, I was dealt with a lot of anxiety. I decided to start watching The Office around that time, and it was something I started to look forward to after school. It is such a fun show! My mom and I will watch reruns occasionally, and it never gets old.

As I have gotten older, I noticed a difference between how the male and female characters are written. I also started to realize that some of the jokes toward women are in really poor taste and have not aged well. I am aware that they are supposed to be "just" jokes, but they make fun of things that women experience on a daily basis in the workplace.

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Poor Treatment of Female Characters in The Office 

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Poor Treatment of Female Characters in The Office 

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Throughout the entire show, female characters have had to deal with sexual harassment and jokes from their male counterparts. Michael Scott has a track record of making sexual jokes, commenting on women's bodies, and being generally misogynistic. He also tried to kiss Pam, the receptionist. Pam has also struggled with other male coworkers staring at her, making inappropriate comments, and discuss her body and clothing. Men in the show also comment on the women's sex lives, appearance, age, and weight.

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Kevin And Pam (Kevin Crying Like A Baby)

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This paper discusses discrimination against pregnant women, which Pam Beesly experiences during both of her pregnancies in The Office. In the previous tab, entitled "The Office: Gender Issues in the Workplace," there is a video linked that exemplifies the uncomfortable comments she has to hear from coworkers. The paper also examines bias in the workplace after women come back from maternity leave.

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There are many racially-charged comments made in The Office, perpetuating stereotypes against minorities. Michael Scott is the primary individual that makes these comments, and the targets of the comments are often visibly uncomfortable. This paper details discrimination in the workplace and how it is confronted by those witnessing it.

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The paper explores sexual harassment in the workplace and standards that should be implemented to reduce it. All female characters in The Office have experienced sexual commentary from their male coworkers. These comments center on the women's sex lives, body, and general objectification. A plethora of sexual jokes are made about women as well.