Me Too Trending Sexual Harassment
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French 'Me Too' Founder Being Sued For Slander
The woman behind France's answer to the #MeToo campaign said Thursday she was being sued for slander by the man she accused of lewd remarks in a post that triggered a deluge of similar harassment accounts.
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Brigitte Bardot Attacks #MeToo Actresses As Seeking Publicity
"I found it charming when men told me that I was beautiful"
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My Girlfriend Was Groped In Front Of Me. I Didn't Believe Her
I watched as a short, brown-haired man staggered toward Annie, bumping into her before stumbling off. I saw her turn and scream obscenities at him. "Stop him, Jay," she shouted.
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Sexual Abuse Stories From Around The World Pour Out On Social Media
Celebrities and everyday people continued flooding social media with personal accounts of sexual assault and harassment Monday, responding to calls to break the culture of silence around such abuse.
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Alyssa Milano's 'Me Too' Twitter Prompt On Sexual Abuse Gets Massive Response
"If you've been sexually harassed or assaulted write 'me too' as a reply to this tweet," Alyssa Milano wrote on Twitter and soon '#MeToo' became the top trending topic
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The Powerful Reason Why 'Me Too' Is Trending
Women - and men - who have been sexually assaulted or harassed are tweeting two powerful words - "Me too" - in an attempt to show how widespread the abuse really is. On Sunday, American actor Alyssa Milano tweeted a short message urging survivors to tweet 'Me Too' to highlight the "magnitude of the problem."
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French 'Me Too' Founder Being Sued For Slander
The woman behind France's answer to the #MeToo campaign said Thursday she was being sued for slander by the man she accused of lewd remarks in a post that triggered a deluge of similar harassment accounts.
-
Brigitte Bardot Attacks #MeToo Actresses As Seeking Publicity
"I found it charming when men told me that I was beautiful"
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My Girlfriend Was Groped In Front Of Me. I Didn't Believe Her
I watched as a short, brown-haired man staggered toward Annie, bumping into her before stumbling off. I saw her turn and scream obscenities at him. "Stop him, Jay," she shouted.
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Sexual Abuse Stories From Around The World Pour Out On Social Media
Celebrities and everyday people continued flooding social media with personal accounts of sexual assault and harassment Monday, responding to calls to break the culture of silence around such abuse.
-
Alyssa Milano's 'Me Too' Twitter Prompt On Sexual Abuse Gets Massive Response
"If you've been sexually harassed or assaulted write 'me too' as a reply to this tweet," Alyssa Milano wrote on Twitter and soon '#MeToo' became the top trending topic
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The Powerful Reason Why 'Me Too' Is Trending
Women - and men - who have been sexually assaulted or harassed are tweeting two powerful words - "Me too" - in an attempt to show how widespread the abuse really is. On Sunday, American actor Alyssa Milano tweeted a short message urging survivors to tweet 'Me Too' to highlight the "magnitude of the problem."
