Tarana Burke thinks these people represent the future of the MeToo fight
that the focus on the entertainment industry might overshadow the grassroots work occurring in communities of color that she had been focused on, and that over the years she made a point of trying to ensure that would not be the case.
In the intervening years, the “me too” movement has changed the language we use to speak about sexual assault, provided a safe space for survivors to share their trauma, and sparked reflections about whether carceral solutions are the most effective approach to this global problem. In an essay for TIME marking the anniversary of that Oct. 15, 2017, tweet, Burke reflected on how she hopes the movement’s future also centers survivors and the creation of a world in which the systems that led so many to say “me too” can finally change.
Here are five organizations and individuals Burke tells TIME she feels are leading the way in the movement for sexual justice. They have worked to increase the age of consent, to protect Chicago’s low-wage workers and Atlanta’s Black trans women, and to address the root causes of childhood sexual abuse.At the official “me too” movement organization, the international team has been harnessing political power for survivors on multiple fronts.
. Fields is also known for her advocacy around cancer and inadequate health care for indigenous populations.
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