I'm not making trouble. I'm making progress'

The speaker shares her experience of being sexually assaulted early in her career and reflects on the MeToo movement. She discusses the ongoing challenges of speaking out against powerful figures in Hollywood and emphasizes the importance of doing so. The speaker also highlights the need for male allies to support women by sharing information and opportunities, and by promoting women in the workplace.

What does the speaker feel about the #MeToo movement?

• She feels relief and satisfaction.

• She feels happy and content.

• She feels indifferent.

• She feels angry and frustrated.

What is the main message of the Jewish joke shared by the speaker?

• To highlight the importance of humor in difficult times.

• To show how people are often discouraged from speaking out.

• To illustrate the power of silence.

• To emphasize the need for unity in communities.

According to the speaker, what happens when people stand up for themselves?

• They are immediately supported by everyone.

• They are ignored and forgotten.

• They are seen as troublemakers.

• They are often praised and rewarded.

What does the speaker suggest men can do to support women?

• Discourage women from speaking out.

• Avoid hiring women.

• Share salary information and job opportunities.

• Remain silent and listen.

How does the speaker suggest women should view their actions when they speak out?

• As making trouble.

• As seeking attention.

• As being rebellious.

• As making progress.