ME TOO MOVEMENT
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Sexual Harassment, Policy makingAbstract
The ME Too movement (or "#Me Too", with native alternatives in alternative languages) could be a movement against molestation and assault ’’ME Too ‘’unfold virally in October 2017 as a hashtag used on social media to assist demonstrate the widespread prevalence of regulatory offence and harassment, particularly within the geographical point. It followed before long when the general public revelations of sexual misconduct allegations against medico Weinstein. The phrase was popularized by Alyssa urban center once she inspired girls to tweet regarding it and "give individuals a way of the magnitude of the problem".
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