picked up steam, spawning a number of outspoken
celebs like Gwyneth Paltrow, Ashley Judd, Alyssa Milano & others.

The concept of the organization is that many men had “gotten away with
these actions for years”, and it seemed as though the perpetrators would never
pay any consequences.

Here’s something you may not know: according to a New York Times article
from October 2018, #MeToo brought down a total of 201 powerful men……with nearly
half of their replacements being women.  

Lately though, the movement has met a crackling backlash. Many of its
detractors claim it never was a “real movement”, and that it is nothing more
than a face-saving act for Hollywood. A growing legion of men have complained
that it’s not about seeing men brought to justice – but that it’s the ultimate
power move – spurned by a group of women with an axe to grind.

Is there any truth to this accusation?

Even more interesting is the fact that the face of sexual assault has
recently become Black men. Some of the more notable names are known
entertainers like R. Kelly, Tavis Smiley, Morgan Freeman, Neil deGrasse Tyson,
Bill Cosby, Toure, Myron Rolle, Seal, Russell Simmons, Chris Brown, AJ Calloway,
Jamie Foxx & others. (It’s even gone so far as to “kick the caskets of the
dead”, and speak on the names of Tupac Shakur as well as Michael Jackson).