Friday, October 23, 2020 12:46 AM EDT(updated every 5 minutes)
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Three years after the #MeToo movement reshaped how many Americans think about sexual harassment, a majority of victims continue to face retaliation for reporting their experience. To call this infuriating is an understatement. We must do better. #TimesUp https://t.co/zWU8qtB146
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More than 7 in 10 survivors of workplace harassment report retaliation. It's a destructive cycle that protects abusers, perpetuates silence, and is only worse with #COVID19. Enough is enough. Women & workers deserve respect and accountability. #BeHeardAct #MeToo #TimesUp @nwlc https://t.co/HT4U41rUAZ
Enough is enough. In order to advance the #MeToo movement, we must be willing to acknowledge the problematic behaviors among those in our own communities. Only then will we see true progress. #TimesUp #MeToo
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