Tarana Burke, the founder of the Me Too movement, reflects on the movement's progress in the face of social and political opposition. Despite its success in initiating a global discourse on sexual violence, Burke expresses concern over recent counter-movements that threaten to undermine survivors' voices. The discussion aims to address how to navigate these challenges while planning the future of the Me Too movement in an increasingly hostile environment, emphasizing resilience and innovation against adversity.
"The Me Too movement has ignited a vital conversation, yet we find ourselves amidst a counter-movement that challenges our progress and the agency of survivors."
"As we strategize for the future, it’s crucial to acknowledge the realities we face, including political and social backlash that seeks to undermine our efforts."
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