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#MeToo: Victims of sexual harassment getting trolled, not support by media

News outlets reported on Weinstein and the hundreds of others accused, and a number of television series and films worked #metoo into their storylines

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Lindsey Blumell | The Conversation
African American civil rights activist Tarana Burke started the metoo campaign in 2006 as a way to support sexual abuse survivors, specifically black women and women of colour. But when it fired its way into the public consciousness to become a popular, global hashtag after the Harvey Weinstein story broke 12 months ago, the media responded.
News outlets reported on Weinstein and the hundreds of others accused, and a number of television series and films worked #metoo into their storylines. These are all positive steps. But while the news

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