"Me Too" Founder Tarana Burke: Sexual violence knows no race, no color, no gender or class. http://cnn. it/2hsE0AB.
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The #MeToo campaign is giving countless women and men a platform to share their experiences with sexual harassment and misconduct.
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Tarana Burke founded the #MeToo movement well before it reached global status in 2017, and has committed her life to supporting survivors of...