A man who has bragged about sexual assault , and has been found liable for sexual abuse by a jury, has just been re-elected president of the United States. MeToo founder Tarana Burke credits the cultural shift initiated by the movement with bringing the Combs case to public attention and under legal jurisdiction.
He is appealing the decision. The judgement has since been published as a book without authorisation from Lee or Higgins , with a foreword by sexual consent activist Chanel Contos. Surpassing even the Combs case in terms of global attention, however, is the mass rape trial currently unfolding in a courtroom in Avignon, France. Dominique Pelicot has admitted guilt, as have some of the defendants. Others have denied the charges.
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Whether or not the Pelicot case leads to rape law reform in France remains to be seen. But there is no question that its seismic impact and its many confronting features will be analysed for years to come β including in relation to MeToo. After MeToo went viral in , it reverberated across the globe. Many opinion pieces, articles and books followed.
Three new additions to the genre β a memoir, a manifesto, and a novel β stand alone on their own terms. In her new memoir, Consent, Ciment reflects on their long and happy marriage, in the light of MeToo.
Not for a second. In her account of that kiss, it is Ciment who seduces him. Caldwell was a year-old single mum and part-time nurse when she started working in the sex industry. Caldwell kept her job secret from family and friends. Now an out and proud member of the sex work community, Caldwell has written a book that incorporates that perspective.
