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Keywords: too far, slow down, large problem, original
People think the Me Too movement needs to slow down.

An opinion that has become popular among people is that the Me Too movement has gone too far. People do say sexual assault is a large problem facing America and that it needs to be addressed and handled. But people also think that people need to not just focus on the fact that someone is being accused but the facts that the accuser is telling. The person who is accused should have the benefit of the doubt and it should be assumed guilty because they were accused. It is not unusual for the person accusing to have an inconsistent story. The Me Too movement needs to slow down and recuperate because advocates are starting to lose sight of the original reason for creating the movement. Some women are putting their political views on the importance of the Me Too movement
Opinion: I liked this article because it answered my inquiry question. The article gave enough information to answer my question.
Reliable: I found this article to be reliable . I liked that it gave statistics.

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Keywords: punishment, guilty, prove, accused
The Me Too movement has committed its first act of taking down the first offender of someone who did not commit sexual assault but failed to respond to efficient behavior. This event shows how far the Me Too movement has gone and that it may be going too far. The question being raised by this incident is should people be punished for not administering the right punishment? People gave their opinion and said that people should not be punished for not giving the right punishment because the person meant to give the punishment may have not known the correct punishment to give. People are also starting to have trouble believing the number of people women have accused.
Opinion: This article was informative and I enjoyed it because it gave a different point of view about the me too movement.
Reliable: This article was reliable because it gave soures and specific peoples statements.

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No More Free Beer? How #MeToo Might Change Co-Working CultureAdam Rowe-November 7, 2018 11:50 amhttps://tech.co/free-beer-metoo-co-working-culture-2018-11

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No More Free Beer? How #MeToo Might Change Co-Working CultureAdam Rowe-November 7, 2018 11:50 amhttps://tech.co/free-beer-metoo-co-working-culture-2018-11

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Keywords: Beer, remember, sexual assault, company, banned
WeWork company has turned off their unlimited beer tap. There will be a limit of the amount of beers co-workers can drink during the day. The change at WeWork followed Ruby Anaya bringing to light her being sexually assaulted by a drunk employee at a company event, and the employee was too intoxicated to know he had assaulted her. After Anaya brought to light the incident she was let go from her job. The beer itself is not seen as an issue but that people do not control the amount they drink. One of the most prominent arguments against the Me Too movement is that it is unsustainable meaning people believe not every important person accused of sexual assault can be removed from their position because it could be a never-ending cycle. WeWork addressing the sexism in the workplace is showing companies moving toward accountability.
Opinion: This article was very informative and it gave an example of the impact the Me Too Movement is making in the US.
Reliable: This article was reliable because it gave sources at the end of the article. I also found this article was reliable because I read other articles about the same topic and it had the same information.

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Keywords: poll, party,accused, guily, porve
NPR’s new Ipsos poll shows that the nation is divided on their feelings about how to handle sexual assault and party affiliation plays a role in this division. 69% of the more than 1,000 Americans polled believe we have reached a point where the offender will be held accountable for their sexual misconduct and more than 40% of Americans think the Me Too movement has gone too far although “too far” was not defined. The study found 67% of Republicans and 85% of Democrats think the accused should have the benefit of the doubt. The percentages are similar for each party when it comes to the questions should the victims have the benefit of the doubt. There was a significant difference in the percentage of Republican and Democrats who believe that false accusations are common. 43% of participates in the survey said they believe that the Me Too movement has gone too far and ¾ of the participates that voted yes in the survey were Republican. People believe Donald Trump's comment of the Me Too movement has made it a scary time for young boys in American is why there has started to become a division in America on the Me Too movement.

Opinion: This article was another one of my favorite articles I've read so far because it gave a lot of facts.
Reliable: This article is reliable because it gave a lot of statistics and survey answers and they also gave soucres at the bottom of the articel.

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Keywords: change, evolve, Me Too, party affiliation
A significant amount of time has passed since Alyssa Milano tweeted the words #metoo. Since that day the Me Too movement has grown and is bringing awareness to sexual misconduct. There has been an increase in sexual assaults reported. 47% if sexual assaults use to be reported that percentage is now 64%. In India 76% if responders found that sexual assault was a serious problem that needed to be addressed.  But globally the response to sexual assault is different. People are starting to question whether accused men should be able to go back to work. Supreme Court Nominee Brett Kavanagh is an example of an accused person who is able to go back into his field work. Numerous prominent people in the entertainment business who were accused have already made their way back into the business and politicians are planning their comeback as well.

Opinon: This article was one of my favorites becaus it gave alot of information and facts.
Reliable: Because this article gave a lot of statistics it made it reliable.

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Keywords: Health care, wome, difficult, help, men
Glenn Reynolds a law Professor at the University of Tennessee is questioning if the #MeToo movement is making it more difficult for women to receive healthcare. Reynolds theory was sparked by Dr. Sarah Perman of the University of Colorado School of Medicine’s statement that women run the risk of not receiving CPR somewhere if they need it because a man does not want to be charged with sexually assaulting the woman. A specific example of what men fear is giving CPR and having to touch a woman's chest and her accusing the first responder of sexual assault. A virtual study found that women were less likely to receive first responder medical attention they need because the bystander fears an accusation of sexual assault.
Opinion: I liked this article because it was focused on something I've never thought about. It also gave facts which I liked.
Reliable: This article was reliable and gave an unbiased opinion on how men think about Sexual Assault.

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 Is The #MeToo Movement Helping Women Get Better Jobs?By Srividya Kalyanaraman - November 29, 2018 | https://www.americaninno.com/boston/bostinno-bytes/is-the-metoo-movement-helping-women-get-better-jobs/

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 Is The #MeToo Movement Helping Women Get Better Jobs?By Srividya Kalyanaraman - November 29, 2018 | https://www.americaninno.com/boston/bostinno-bytes/is-the-metoo-movement-helping-women-get-better-jobs/

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Keywords: Jobs, Women, cooperation
Since the Me Too Movement started to gain momentum in October 2017, there has also been an increase in harassment complaints. But what researchers have noticed most has increased is more women are getting jobs in high corporate offices. There has also been a decrease in the pay gap between women and men. Researchers also found that in some fields women are making 73% of what their male counterparts are making. The smallest difference in pay was found in IT jobs. Massachusetts is making the crackdown on unequal pay. Massachusetts passed the equal pay act that will take place in July.
Opinion: I liked this article because it touched on an impact of the Me Too movement that I was not aware of.
Reliable: I thought this article was not as reliable as some of the other sources i've used. But I chose to read the article because it talked about something I was unfamiliar with.

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Keywords: Men, innocent, accused, guilty

Almost 80% of men in the workplace have become cautious about how they interact with female co-workers. Men fear to lose their job, family, reputation, a status if they are accused of sexual misconduct with a female co-worker. 70% of men who have been accused and proven innocent say they are still impacted by the accusation. The men state they have still lost their job, families and have a difficult time getting their life back together after the accusations. The study also showed men disapprove of later accusations if the sexual misconduct happened a year or more after the accusation. 83% of men believe there are false accusations happening in the Me Too Movement.
Opinion:  I thought this article was informative. I liked how this website gave a look into what men think of the Me Too Movement.
Reliable: This article is reliable because it gace sources at the end. But the website did not appear as credible as some other websites.

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Keywords: Sexual, difference,  miscommunication
Summary: An anonymous women wrote an article about how her date with comedian Aziz Ansari who also has a wrote book about modern romance talks about how she felt sexually uncomfortable on their date. Rosenburg says that while the Me Too movement has brought attention to forced and violent sexual acts people are forgetting just making someone feel uncomfortable sexually is a form of sexual harassment.
Opinion: I thought this article was informative. It kind of seemed a little more biased toward the me too movement.
Reliable: This article was from the Washington Post a site I find to be reliable. It also gave the sources the writer obtained her information from.

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Keywords: wrongly, rape, believe,
Summary: This article talked about how complicated it is to answer the question of if an accuser has lied. The article also talks about how women who lied are not punished.
Opinion: I liked this article because it gave an unbiased opinion on if false rape cases occur often.
Reliable: I found this source credible because it is the LA Times and it gave a list of resources at the end of the article.

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He Witnessed A Rape In 1969. He's Finally Ready To Talk About ItOctober 21, 20185:07 PM ET https://www.npr.org/2018/10/21/659347140/he-witnessed-a-rape-in-1969-hes-finally-ready-to-talk-about-it

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He Witnessed A Rape In 1969. He's Finally Ready To Talk About ItOctober 21, 20185:07 PM ET https://www.npr.org/2018/10/21/659347140/he-witnessed-a-rape-in-1969-hes-finally-ready-to-talk-about-it

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Keywords: Rape,her, speak
Summary: Don Palmerine came forward about the rape he witnessed as a teenager. Don tells the story and then talks about why it is important for men to come forward and participate in the me too movement.
Opinions: I find Don's sorty interesting and commend him for coming forward and telling his story even though he didn't have to. I also agree with Don that is important for people who committed the sexual assault to come out and say what they have done.
Reliability: NPR is a reliable source and Don's story is reliable because it had a first person account.