Kesha's performance at the 2018 Grammy's sent strong support for women of sexual abuse and a warning to men who act chauvinistic towards them.
That said i believe in North America that the tide of how men interact with women will start to change, "gone are the days of finding your soulmate at work." This basically means that men should be cautious about asking out women on dates at work because that could be perceived as sexual harassment.
The #metoo movement have now made every man that is accused of sexual assault or aggressive towards women automatically guilty in the eyes of the public. That is very scary because if that man did not commit those acts that he is accused of, the damages could be irreparable.
At the same time the #metoo movement gives a voice to the voiceless, for individuals that are being abused both physically and sexually on a daily basis and they are too scared to come out because they fear the consequences.
After i saw Kesha's performance of "Praying" i noticed true power of women and i was happy, yet I could not help but to also think of Dr.Luke, Kesha's old manager. I wondered if he did not do what he was accused of by Kesha, it did not matter, in the eye of the public because the movement and statement of her song was bigger than his truth, whatever that was.
(The strength of a woman is beautiful)
That is a poisonous way of viewing this because there is her truth, hes truth and the actual facts. I want the #metoo and #timesup movement to bring about change, not just for women but for every person that an injustice is being done to, as well as equality for both sexes, race and creed. Yet i want innocent accusers to be vindicated for crimes they did not commit, just because of an individual being scorned for their own stupidity.
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