Me Too movement
Survivor solidarity campaign
The Me Too movement is a social movement against sexual abuse and harassment, encouraging survivors to share their experiences publicly.
The phrase "me too" signals solidarity—acknowledging that the speaker has also experienced such mistreatment.
The movement gained momentum in 2017 when allegations against prominent figures in entertainment and politics sparked widespread disclosures on social media.
Often written as #MeToo, reflecting its origins as a hashtag.
- harassmentAggressive, unwanted targeting
- survivorsThose still alive after
- victimsThose who suffer harm
- speaking truthHonest verbal expression
- survivor storiesAccounts from those who endured
speaking out · accountability · Weinstein · allegations · empowerment · Time's Up · assault · workplace · non-disclosure agreement · predators · toxic masculinity · power imbalance · testimony · courage · safe space · voices · solidarity · justice
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Me Too movementsilence
Total lack of sound
silencing · cover-up · suppression · omertà · code of silence
Me Too movementrape culture
Attitudes normalizing sexual violence
Harvey Weinstein · victim blaming · impunity · old boys' club · enabling
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