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News Encyclopedia: Thousands respond to #MeToo Twitter campaign

A protesters holds placards reading #Metoo during a gathering against gender-based and sexual violence on the Place de la Republique square in Paris on October 29, 2017

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Time magazine has named the #MeToo movement, aimed at raising awareness about sexual harassment and assault, its most influential person in 2017. Winmas Yu explains in this episode of News Encyclopedia.

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