4th wave of feminism - #ME TOO

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  1. in this video, I'm discussing a little bit of what
  2. they found out for me.
  3. Sorry. And when things I found out was whole, there's
  4. actually a new wave of feminism, and they've holy the
  5. fourth wave of feminism and it kind of ties to
  6. the whole Me too.
  7. Movement. Um, one of the things I found out was
  8. how the me too movement actually started in 2006 to
  9. help women of color who survived sexual violence.
  10. But a ZX the time proceeded in 2017.
  11. You know, it actually became more rights read because, um,
  12. actresses started to talk about it, and they started to
  13. talk about how you what was happening as they were,
  14. you know, going out for roles and Weinstein and how
  15. it opened it up to more people have been talking
  16. about it on social media and Twitter, you know, because
  17. people started creating hashtags to share their story.
  18. And because of this story, they start, you know, they
  19. even created like a church to hashtag other stories for
  20. women, and even men who had been sexually abused to
  21. talk about in shared the story.
  22. And it also brought up another issue that was in
  23. the other ways of feminism, where some women, I felt
  24. it didn't do two presidents to the but the way
  25. had actually started in 2006 related to women of color.
  26. But yet this mood to movement because of the Internet
  27. and because of their social media, was able to open
  28. up avenues for women of all color women, of all
  29. classes, women to talk about what they had gone through.
  30. And I remember I was discussing the me too movement.
  31. Rid my mom.
  32. And what is the name she brought up?
  33. Waas. She was sad because in men that women who
  34. had died before this him about we're not ever able.
  35. If they had been sexually abused or sexually harassed, they
  36. were never able to talk about it because they had
  37. died and they could have died for many reasons because
  38. they were saying because they were depressed.
  39. And it made me think about how you have some
  40. people who don't agree with the meeting movement.
  41. Well, we will talk about, you know, how come they
  42. didn't come out sooner, or how come they're coming out
  43. now after they made their money and it all goes
  44. back to this sense of power.
  45. And there have been women who have talked about, you
  46. know, sexual harassment work or rate, and they're not believed.
  47. Or they do go to the cops and their blamed
  48. because of how they dressed or how they, you know,
  49. of how you know where what were they doing?
  50. And, you know, how did they say No in the
  51. right way, you know, because I read out in articles
  52. that there's been lawyers who would ask questions like that
  53. in rape cases, like they would say, Okay, when you
  54. said no, did you mean it?
  55. And it's like, Okay, but they brought up this concept,
  56. Uh, because of social media and because of Internet women
  57. and men can be sexually who have been sexually abused
  58. or have been raped to now talk about it can
  59. now share their stories.
  60. And they also goes back here.
  61. They say, Oh, you know, So people will tie back
  62. to like churches and the way they reviews people are
  63. priests the way they abused boys.
  64. But even men who have later talked about that abuse
  65. have talked about when they would come forward.
  66. They were still not believed right they were or they
  67. were told, turning things or they were made to believe,
  68. like, oh, you caused of being for it to happen.
  69. So then they didn't share that story, so they can
  70. be a different things.
  71. Different reasons Why, though short, their stories aren't shared.
  72. Which brings me to when I hear the term.
  73. Me too.
  74. I always think about when you're meeting people for the
  75. first time.
  76. And it could be like, you know the first time,
  77. like you're going to your first job or you're starting
  78. a new job and you're starting to meet people or
  79. you're in school in history First day of classes, or
  80. when you move away from home for the first time
  81. in 18 to go to college and you start meeting
  82. people that you may not know and you start talking
  83. about, you know, things.
  84. And it could be anything here.
  85. We could be where you grew up.
  86. Bigamy. Did you have pets?
  87. You know, it could be talking about diabetes, like, you
  88. know, there's always this connection to another person when they
  89. say, Oh, I diabetic to your I got diagnosed at
  90. a young age or there's me to for me creates
  91. this connection among people or in this case, among women
  92. or even among men, felt like they should actually talk
  93. about something that most people don't want to talk about.
  94. And for some people, they don't want to hear about
  95. it because they say, Oh, it's always happened But maybe
  96. these people are sharing it to kind of be like
  97. Maybe it doesn't always have to happen.
  98. And so for me, the me too movement is not
  99. just related to sexual harassment or sexual abuse.
  100. It's related to all things that humans can go through.
  101. It's related to being able to relate to another human
  102. being. When you meet them for the first time and
  103. you're talking about something and it's something you've also been
  104. through and you're like, Oh, wait you to or you
  105. know like me is here.
  106. I've got do that and there's this connection created, and
  107. these connections that are created can help others.
  108. You can hope, you know, they could help stop gains
  109. from happening or can help parade this sense that in
  110. the current generation, you know someone does get hurt or
  111. someone is getting sexually arrest or someone does get sexually
  112. abused, they'll be able to find someone that will help
  113. them or be able to share their story without being
  114. put down without being told.
  115. Hey, you know, this happened to you because of this,
  116. and they'll be able to maybe stop whoever's actually doing
  117. that harassment or the bath Maine.
  118. And so for my survey, I want to know that
  119. when you hear the term, me, too.
  120. When you first heard about that when it first started
  121. happening, it first started being out there, whether it was
  122. back in 2006 or back when the actresses were doing
  123. it, How did you feel?
  124. And also for you?
  125. What is me to make you think about it?
  126. What do you relate to it when you hear it?
  127. You know, do do you feel like how I feel
  128. like it creates these connections of these relationships and in
  129. a place where people can come together to help each
  130. other out, and so also, your stop something bad for
  131. happening? Or how do you feel about this concept