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DJ Faces Misogyny, Unwanted Touches at Work
19 Sep
Summary
- A DJ has reported frequent misogyny and unwelcome physical contact.
- Some clients questioned her presence, asking for the male DJ.
- She experienced grabbing and pushing, causing safety concerns.
Melissa Carver, professionally known as DJ Mel, has detailed her experiences with misogyny and unwanted physical contact while working as a DJ in Jersey. She reported that clients have sometimes questioned her role, asking why she, rather than a male DJ, responded to requests.
In other unsettling incidents, Carver arrived at booked venues only to be asked where the actual DJ was. Her career has also been marked by repeated instances of being grabbed and pushed within nightclubs.
These encounters have left her feeling unsafe at times, underscoring the persistent challenges women face in male-dominated professions.
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