On Oct 15, Alyssa Milano Tweeted this .

Me too.

Suggested by a friend: If all the women who have been sexually assaulted ‘Me too.’ as a status, we might give people a sense of the magnitude of the problem.

If you’ve been sexually harassed or assaulted write “ me too” as a reply to this tweet.

Since then, 68, 000 replies to Milano’s Tweet on Twitter. By last Monday Twitter confirmed MeToo has been tweeted more than a half a million times.More than 6 million Facebook User were talking about “Me too. Instagram has more than 300,000 posts associated with the hashtag.

It has opened the door for deeper conversations, thoughtful responses, and debate. But we need more.Much more.

But what?

That’a what we need to find out.

Today is the first of the three part series on this topic.

I have gathered 3 females to start this conversation. Two, I deeply respect and I personally consider great friends.

Jenn Courtney,
Kali Readwin

The other is a student from Vancouver Institute of the Media Arts.

The voice you heard at the start is Alexis Hart. She shares her perspective,

We cover a number of different topics in this dialogue. They include.

Your reactions to it.

What are you hearing from other women about this?

Male Privilege.

Enthusiastic Consent.

Why men need feminism.

What are the conversations going forward?

When we gather men, what would you like to hear us talk about?

This is a heavy and tough topic. As I mentioned to the panel, and will remind you, take time to pause and reflect.

What's coming up in this series.
1.5-Online Dating with Casey Logan
2-A Male Panel
3-A male and female panel.

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Jenn and Kali are continuing these conversations on their own Social Media Channels.


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