Reykjavík Grapevine


Reykjavík Grapevine - 07.04.2017, Side 13

Reykjavík Grapevine - 07.04.2017, Side 13
 Following the gig Margrét wrote a blog post detailing her experience, though she did not mention Icelandair, nor the man who groped her, by name. “I am extremely disappointed [by how Icelandair handled it],” said Mar- grét Erla. “I got a call from a woman on the party’s planning committee, who said a person hired to do a job was ex- pected to show respect. I, of course, thought she was referring to him. But no, she was talking about me! She de- manded I removed the blog, and then told me Icelandair would never hire me again. I was a young lady, and I removed the blog. I really believed her when she said I’d never get a gig again.” When asked to confirm Margrét’s story, and whether the man who groped her was reprimanded, Icelandair again did not comment. “I am hoping that times have changed since my incident,” said Margrét Erla. “It makes me happy Salka Sól got an apol- ogy [from Icelandair], and not threats. And as for the groper: have the decency to stay at home when nice people are trying to have fun. You’re ruining the party, and your company’s reputation.” Outpouring of Support Margrét Erla wasn’t the only Icelandic celebrity to reach out and sympathise with Salka Sól. In the aftermath of Salka Sól’s tweet, Icelandic rock singer Bubbi Morthens tweeted, “Over the years I’ve had women grab my crotch and ass and tell me they were going to fuck me then call me a fag when I turned them down, Salka. I so understand.” Another musician, Elísa bet Orms lev, told MBL that being groped by strang- ers while performing was almost more common than not. “It’s as if some people believe they have a right to you, just be- cause you’re on stage,” noted Elísabet, “and you’re opening yourself up in a certain way, making yourself vulnerable while you perform.” Photo by Helgi Halldórsson “Security was no- where to be found, and when I asked guests at the party to help me I got the reply, ‘Oh, is he at it again?’” - Margrét Erla Maack FROM REYKJAVÍK & NOW AKUREYRI IN NORTH ICELAND! +354 497 0000 • WHALESAFARI.IS • INFO@WHALESAFARI.IS CLOSER TO NATURE Daily Departures at 10:00 & 14:00 WHALES, PUFFINS & REYKJAVÍK DEPARTURES 2017 - April 15th- May 31st May 15th- June 14th 10:00, 14:00 10:00, 14:00 WHALES, EYJAFJORD & AKUREYRI DEPARTURES 2017 - 19.990 ISK. 19.990 ISK. “...BEING ON THE SMALLER RIB BOAT MEANS YOUR ARE DRAMATICALLY CLOSER TO THE ANIMALS..” Reviewed 16 September 2015 “THE ONLY WAY TO SEE WHALES” Reviewed 10 August 2015 str and gat a HOF Lundargata Fró ðas und Eið sva llag ata Gra nuf elag sga ta Hofsbot Brekkugata Hafnarstræ ti Gil sba kka veg urOd dag ata Skipagata G rerárgata Grundargata Hriseyjargata TICKET OFFICE WHALE SAFARI OUR LOCATION IN AKUREYRI Æg isg arð ur Gei rsg ata Geirsgata No rð ur stí gu r Nýlendugata Mýrargata Hlé sga ta Rastargata Vesturgata Miðbakki Suðurgata Ægi sga rðu r Ægi sga rðu r TICKET OFFICE WHALE SAFARI Re yk jav ík O ld H arb ou r OUR LOCATION IN REYKJAVÍK

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