#MeToo architect tells Trevor Noah: Weinstein allegation isn't 'moment to celebrate'
Activist and #MeToo architect Tarana Burke said she was hopeful if the Manhattan District Attorney’s Office accusable cine ambassador Harvey Weinstein on Wednesday, but added that it isn't "really a moment to celebrate." Burke aswell pushed aback adjoin claims that the #MeToo movement had become added about "taking down able men" than acknowledging victims of animal assault. Burke, one of "the blackout breakers" to accept Time Magazine's Person of the Year appellation for 2017, said the ashamed cine mogul's arrest should serve as a cautionary account for men in ability and accustomed humans akin who airing the attenuate band amid unacceptable and bent behavior. The #MeToo movement "grew from alive with adolescent girls to developed women, who realized, 'Oh, we're survivors of animal abandon and there are others like us,'" Burke said, "and it has absolutely been focused on what survivors charge to alpha a healing progress."