Harvey Weinstein ruling 'clarion call' for

#MeToo movement founder Tarana Burke said the decision by a New York court to quash 2020 convictions on sex crimes against disgraced Hollywood producer Harvey Weinstein is not a blow to the movement but a 'clarion call'.
Speaking at a press conference, Burke said: 'A man as powerful and as far-reaching as a Harvey Weinstein, as Ashley just described, you could not get him into a courtroom, and we need to acknowledge that'.
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[@CuttinBlade]

Looks like the rich and powerful are doing some favors for each other

[@kevinb9830]

No it isn't, it's a clarion call for justice to be carried out properly rather than the shitshow trial by media we saw here. He's almost certainly guilty but it needs to be done properly.

[@Anne.411]

the “Me too movement need to start showing proof of their claims

[@bobbydennis8333]

…just making sure if we see something we’re still supposed to say something!

[@pickitup7008]

i don’t think she knows what she’s talking about lol

[@jeffreypiket]

F metoo!

[@NoWindNoSunNoPower]

Grifter.

[@MrWheyyyy]

In all seriousness though….what a munter. Bet she wishes she could say me too