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What #MeToo Changed in Hollywood—and What It Didn’t

October 27, 2022 • ELLE
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Tarana Burke doesn’t define #MeToo’s success by society’s failure

October 14, 2022 • The 19th
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New ‘me too.’ PSA ‘The Barbershop’ Exposes How Sexual Violence Against Black Boys is Normalized

August 22, 2025

New York, NY — On August 21, 2025, me too. International premiered its newest public service announcement, The Barbershop, in New York City at the […]

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me too. International’s Statement on the Sean “Diddy” Combs Verdict

July 2, 2025 • Don’t Let the Verdict Overshadow the Message: The ‘me too.’ Movement Made This Possible

For Immediate Release July 2, 2025 Don’t Let the Verdict Overshadow the Message: The ‘me too.’ Movement Made This Possible The verdict in the case […]

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After #MeToo Part 1: Sam Bee and Tarana Burke

Tarana Burke talks to Samantha Bee about the impact of the hashtag, what it may look like in the future, and the power of survivors coming together in numbers.

After #MeToo Part 2: Sam Bee and Tarana Burke

Samantha Bee continues her conversation with Tarana Burke about the importance of the language surrounding ‘me too.’, and how some have diverted attention away from the survivors and onto the abusers. They also discuss redemption and the steps needed to achieve that goal.