TheWarrior wrote: ↑Sun Dec 30, 2018 1:12 pm I think there is new Feminist movement starting now is called #MeToo. I dont understand the new law that much. But as much as I understand is this:
If you talk to a female in a private settings, she can press charges for sexual molestation based on the topic you have been talking. She doesnt have to prove anything. Her testimony is enough. Also even if no physical contact is done, just if the talk is off it can be address as a sexual molestation.
I think this is only in USA for now. Lets hope and pray it will stay there.

It started with an exposé detailing countless allegations against Hollywood producer Harvey Weinstein. But soon, personal stories began pouring in from women in all industries across the world, and the hashtag #MeToo became a rallying cry against sexual assault and harassment.

But the #MeToo moment has become something larger: a lens through which we view the world, a sense of blinders being taken off.
What do we do about the fact that men accused of mistreating women shaped the story of the first female presidential nominee of a major party?

What does it mean that men who have masturbated in front of, groped, threatened, paid off, and in some cases raped their colleagues also made so many films and plays and comedy acts that made us laugh or cry?