If you spent any time at all on social media this week, you saw it all over your timeline:
Me too.
Some found it empowering. Some found it traumatizing. But one thing it definitely wasn't? New.
Activist and organizer Tarana Burke actually started the "me too" movement 10 years ago. It gained traction this week when championed by actress Alyssa Milano, but Burke's story got lost in the shuffle and many assumed the movement was brand new.
Burke joins us on this week's episode to talk about the origins and importance of "me too," and the work she still does in support of survivors. Listen in the player above.
