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metooenUK
me·too or me-too M0257600 (mē′to͞o′)adj. Informal Using principles, practices, or designs copied from and closely similar to those of a rival.
me′-too′er n.me′-too′ism n.metooenUK
me too1. I feel the same way. A: "I really love strawberry ice cream." B: "Yum, me too!" A: "I like playing video games." B: "Me too, we should play together sometime."2. Please include me also. A: "Mom, can my friends and I go to the water park?" B: "Hey, me too!"3. A movement encouraging victims of sexual violence and harassment (typically women) to publicly share their experiences, with the intent of emphasizing how widespread such behavior is. The phrase was first used in this sense by activist Tarana Burke in 2006 and then went viral as a hashtag shortly after film producer Harvey Weinstein was publicly accused of sexual misconduct in October 2017. Typically capitalized and/or used as a hashtag. People keep asking whether Me Too has gone too far, but every week we hear another story of abuse, so clearly it hasn't gone far enough. Dealing with sexual harassment in the workplace? Yep #MeToo.#MeTooA movement encouraging victims of sexual violence and harassment (typically women) to publicly share their experiences, with the intent of emphasizing how widespread such behavior is. The phrase was first used in this sense by activist Tarana Burke in 2006 and then went viral as a hashtag shortly after film producer Harvey Weinstein was publicly accused of sexual misconduct in October 2017. People keep asking whether #MeToo has gone too far, but every week we hear another story of abuse, so clearly it hasn't gone far enough. Dealing with sexual harassment in the workplace? Yep #MeToo. |