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5 years after #MeToo, here’s why it’s still hard to come forward
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5:02Now PlayingIn October 2017, the MeToo Movement took the world by storm. In the years that followed, many of the allegations of sexual abuse made their way to court rooms and even congressional hearings.
While some of these cases resulted in civil suit victories or criminal convictions, many did not. And the process of testifying on a public stage can be traumatizing.
Video producer Hadley Green sat down with Leigh Goodmark, an expert on genderbased violence, about the pushback survivors receive when they take the witness stand and why even despite the MeToo movement, these hurdles still persist. Read moreSubscribe to The Washington Post on YouTube
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