A 19-year-old who quit school to work at a $250 million startup says she was fired after complaining about 'objectification, marginalization, and harassment'

A former female employee of high-flying startup Ripcord said she was fired after reporting harassment and a toxic environment at the company.
The former employee charged that Ripcord CEO discussed pornography in front of her and made a lewd comment about her.
Ripcord said it is investigating the allegations.Last August, 19-year-old Perry Coneybeer faced a tough choice — go back to Northeastern University for her sophomore year or accept a full-time job with Ripcord, the San Francisco Bay A