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Me Too founder Tarana Burke: Movement is not over
Me Too founder Tarana Burke says Harvey Weinstein being jailed this year was "astonishing" but far from the end of
‘me too.’ Stands In Defense of Black Life
The last few weeks have left us heavy-hearted, filled with rage and hopelessness. We are hurt by yet another demonstration
The #MeToo Moment: When the Blinders Come Off
As the sexual misconduct scandals continue to unfold, our new gender editor, Jessica Bennett, will provide updates, analysis and reflections
The #MeToo Backlash
In the fall of 2017, when the New York Times and other media began reporting on widespread sexual harassment and assault by
‘I Can Still Smell Him’: For 4 Legislators, the Child Victims Act Is Personal
Sexually abused as children, four Albany lawmakers told their own stories to raise awareness about the law. Yuh-Line Niou told
7 positive changes that have come from the #MeToo movement
The impact of the movement goes far beyond powerful men losing their jobs. When activist Tarana Burke started the Me Too
The #MeToo Moment: When Mothers and Daughters Talk #MeToo
As sexual misconduct continues to dominate the news, we’re providing updates and analysis in a weekly newsletter. This week, Anemona
19 million tweets later: A look at #MeToo a year after the hashtag went viral
October marks one year since the social media phenomenon #MeToo exploded, dislodging scores of men from their high-power positions and
The #MeToo Moment: For U.S. Gymnasts, Why Did Justice Take So Long?
As sexual misconduct continues to dominate the news, our gender team is providing updates and analysis in a new newsletter.

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Support can look like so many things. Listening, believing, and asking how you can help are just a few ways you can be there for a survivor of sexual violence.

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