#metoo
![Cate Blanchett asks why the #MeToo movement got shut down and says it was "killed very quickly." “What [the movement] revealed is a systemic layer of abuse, not only in this industry but in all industries, and if you don’t identify a problem, you can’t solve the problem.”](https://image.24vids.com/tw-2056004713816965275/amplify_video_thumb/2056004201667350528/img/vjEacE3nxfxnUZzM.jpg)
Cate Blanchett asks why the #MeToo movement got shut down and says it was "killed very quickly." “What [the movement] revealed is a systemic layer of abuse, not only in this industry but in all industries, and if you don’t identify a problem, you can’t solve the problem.”
Variety155,705 görüntüleme • 23 gün önce
"La rumeur est un virus." Raphaël Quenard face à la rumeur #MeToo.
CLIQUE4,232,634 görüntüleme • 2 yıl önce
Cate Blanchett wondered why #MeToo got “killed very quickly,” and honestly, people are acting like we didn’t all just watch Blake Lively help put the final nail in it. Lively’s fantastical sexual harassment claims got tossed by Judge Liman, yet the public is somehow still expected to applaud the performance like it was some fearless act of truth-telling… 🤡🤡 Her attorney, Sigrid McCawley, said Lively was focused on “exposing the digital retaliation campaign here that was weaponised against her.” Great — and the ideal place to expose the alleged retaliatory campaign would’ve been… court. You know, that inconvenient little place where evidence gets examined instead of curated through entertainment outlets and Instagram captions. But somehow this “exposing” turned into dropping the claim, settling the lawsuit by Blake Lively and then speed-running to the Met Gala three hours later dressed like the curtains from a condemned Versailles timeshare. Nothing says “I’m determined to expose the digital retaliation campaign” quite like abandoning the battlefield and immediately posing for Vogue photographers under chandelier lighting. Blake Lively doesn’t get to brand herself as bravely fighting injustice and then quietly exit before having to prove any of it under oath. At some point, people stop seeing Lively’s activism and start seeing luxury victimhood with a glam team attached. You suck #blakelively / xoxo
Roman Schatow106,419 görüntüleme • 22 gün önce
"Nos pidió que no denunciáramos. Y dejó la profesión." El #MeToo español aún tiene mucho por denunciar.
Lo de Évole1,745,750 görüntüleme • 1 yıl önce
In 2018, Asia Argento took the Cannes stage and called out Harvey Weinstein directly: “In 1997, I was raped by Harvey Weinstein here at Cannes. I was 21. This festival was his hunting ground.” She boldly declared he’d never be welcome back — a raw, fearless #MeToo moment right in their faces!!
Papageorgio398,979 görüntüleme • 3 ay önce
![[TW viol] En 2014, Jordan De Luxe a 20 ans et monte à Paris pour sa première opportunité dans les médias ! Dès ce premier soir, il va être logé chez un acteur, qui le droguera et le violera. La vague #Metoo homme l'a aidé à briser son silence. Un récit très fort #CCA.](https://image.24vids.com/tw-1853331343951954103/amplify_video_thumb/1852035232603471872/img/nl1pfIFsl2Inruid.jpg)
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[TW viol] En 2014, Jordan De Luxe a 20 ans et monte à Paris pour sa première opportunité dans les médias ! Dès ce premier soir, il va être logé chez un acteur, qui le droguera et le violera. La vague #Metoo homme l'a aidé à briser son silence. Un récit très fort #CCA.
Ça commence aujourd’hui1,477,874 görüntüleme • 1 yıl önce