Is #MeToo Uniting Women?

Women say that the #MeToo movement is uniting women.

My question:  "Into what?"


Just because it's uniting women doesn't mean it's a good thing.  (Not that it hasn't helped some true victims finally be heard.)  I agree with Sean Penn who says that he thinks the movement is more about division - about dividing men and women.

Is "uniting women" worth the price of dividing men and women from each other?

Or is it just hurting us all?  

And have "women's movements" simply become "heartless, thoughtless, caution-less, demanding, common-sense-less, mud-slinging, megalomaniac movements"?  

(Also see What's Really Going On With The Sexual Harassment Movement? by Activist Mommy.  I couldn't agree more!)




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