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by yangsell, Vicky

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Marco & Valentino

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#responibiltynow #fridaysforfuture #FFF #actnow

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The climate crisis won’t wait and neither will we. Join us this Friday to demand action from leaders worldwide. Together we can fight for a sustainable and for a brighter future. Be the change and show up!

#FridaysForFuture #ClimateActionNow

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lilly hanna

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Have you been sexually assaulted?

This is your chance to speak up!

You are not alone!

Raise your voice, tell us your story

#metoo spread the message

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#SavetheWorld Do you want your kids to suffer because of your negligence? Take Action! Make small changes! Its You with the World Not You against the World! Make your life more comfortable too by making a difference. Your Support is key

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Storytelling amplifies the feeling of unity in activism

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By sharing your story you can make the whole thing more relatable

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The #MeToo movement demonstrates the power of personal storytelling in activism by creating a platform where individuals can share their experiences with sexual harassment and assault. Through the simple yet powerful act of saying "me too" survivors have found a collective voice breaking the silence that often surrounds these issues and to show other victims that they are not alone.

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Getting attention for abuse

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The hashtag is a great way to raise awareness about this problem. It's a small act which can have big impact. Also by using it, women feel a type of security.

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1) it really encourages young women to go beyond their known barrier of keeping their stories to them selves. It helped Alyssa Milano to open up about her story, which occurred roughly 25 years ago. This really goes to show, how much something drastic like this impacts a women even when it happened 25 years in the past.

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It inspires people to gather the courage to speak up and tell what happened to them. Milano especially deserves a lot of credit because even though she had to experience those horrible things she didn't want to ruin her rapists life.

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2) The hashtag resonated with so many people worldwide because many relate to it, or just have empathy for the victims

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By hearing stories from other women, she feels supported. Because of that, she doesn't feel alone and helpless.

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The topic wasn't talked about and not taken seriously, meaning this campaign finally raised awareness towards it

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It’s all about solidarity to all the other women/men who experienced sexual abuse

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The movement helps survivors to process their emotions and gives them the opportunity to heal in a safe community that can relate to you.

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This movement encouraged other survivors who experienced SA to speak up as well

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2) it went „viral“ on myspace because of many people relating to it

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Social Media caused the #MeToo movement to go globally viral because of the ability to reach lots of people with one post

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Tarana Burke founded the organisation in order to help and provide support to female rape victims

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-It was created to support subjects of sexual violence.

-It started so that girls and women could get the chance to share their story.

-It also shows them that sole of the things that happen to them are not normal, such as the young girl with a 21 year old "boyfriend".

-Alyssa Milano was the one to post it on social media.

-Her story serves to emphasize that it is never to late to share your story.

-The hashtag is an easy way to gather victims of sexual assault to create a safe space.

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Sentence starters for the second video:

1) Tarana Burke started the movement to help…

2) Using platforms like Instagram and Twitter allowed…

3) One example of the movement’s impact is…

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Sentence starters for the first video:

1) The #MeToo movement shows the power of storytelling because…

2) The hashtag resonated with people because…

3) The #MeToo movement shows that successful campaigns need to…

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Alyssa Milano On Why She's Telling 25 Year Old #MeToo Story

1) How does the #MeToo movement highlight the power of storytelling in activism?

2) Why do you think the #MeToo hashtag resonated with so many people worldwide?

3) What lessons from the #MeToo movement can be applied to other social media campaigns?

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Tarana Burke on how the #MeToo movement started and where it’s headed Watch the following video and take notes on:

1) What was the original purpose of the #MeToo movement when it began?

2) How did social media amplify the message of the #MeToo movement?

3) What examples does Tarana Burke mention to illustrate the movement’s impact?