女人们用“我也是”来说明自己是性虐待的受害者

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Around the world, the words “Me Too” are appearing in high numbers on Twitter and Facebook.

The simple message carries strong meaning.

It all started on Sunday with a tweet from American actor Alyssa Milano.She wrote that women who have experienced sexual harassment or assault should leave the message “Me Too” on social media.

Her aim was to show how often women have experienced sexual abuse.

Milano wrote, “Suggestion by a friend: If all women who have been sexually harassed or assaulted wrote ‘Me too’ as a status,we might give people a sense of the magnitude of the problem.”

Milano’s tweet came after the recent accusations against Hollywood movie producer Harvey Weinstein.More than 20 women have said that he sexually abused them.Among the accusers are movie stars Angelina Jolie, Gwyneth Paltrow and Rosanna Arquette.

The hashtag #MeToo soon became a top worldwide trending topic on Twitter.More than 40,000 people have followed Milano’s suggestion.And over 200,000 have used the hashtag on Twitter.Famous people, such as singers Lady Gaga and Sheryl Crow and New Zealand actress Anna Paquin, identified themselves as victims.

Some women shared their personal experiences of being sexually harassed or assaulted.

Others simply wrote,“ Me too.”

Some men wrote it, too.

Milano is known for her work on the American television series “Who’s the Boss?” and “Melrose Place.”She also was in the show “Charmed” with actor Rose McGowan, one of the women accusing Weinstein of abuse.

In another post, Milano wrote on Twitter that the accusations against Weinstein have “sickened and angered” her.But she added she is “happy” that it has led to discussion of the “continued sexual harassment, objectification and degradation of women.”

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Around the world, the words “Me Too” are appearing in high numbers on Twitter and Facebook.
在世界各地，“我也是”这个词在推特网和脸谱网上大量出现。
The simple message carries strong meaning.
简单的信息带有很强的含义。
It all started on Sunday with a tweet from American actor Alyssa Milano.She wrote that women who have experienced sexual harassment or assault should leave the message “Me Too” on social media.
这一切都是从美国演员艾莉莎·米兰诺周日的推特开始的。她写道，经历过性骚扰或性侵犯的女性应该在社交媒体上留下“我也是”的信息。
Her aim was to show how often women have experienced sexual abuse.
她的目的是说明妇女经历性虐待的频率。
Milano wrote, “Suggestion by a friend: If all women who have been sexually harassed or assaulted wrote ‘Me too’ as a status,we might give people a sense of the magnitude of the problem.”
米兰诺写道：“一个朋友的建议：如果所有遭受性骚扰或侵犯的妇女都写下“我也是”作为身份，那么我们可能会让人们感觉到问题的严重性。”
Milano’s tweet came after the recent accusations against Hollywood movie producer Harvey Weinstein.More than 20 women have said that he sexually abused them.Among the accusers are movie stars Angelina Jolie, Gwyneth Paltrow and Rosanna Arquette.
米兰诺的推特是在好莱坞电影制片人哈维·韦恩斯坦最近遭到指控后发布的。20多名妇女说他对她们进行了性虐待。这些控诉人中包括电影明星安吉莉娜·朱莉、格温妮丝·帕特洛和罗姗娜·阿奎特。
The hashtag #MeToo soon became a top worldwide trending topic on Twitter.More than 40,000 people have followed Milano’s suggestion.And over 200,000 have used the hashtag on Twitter.Famous people, such as singers Lady Gaga and Sheryl Crow and New Zealand actress Anna Paquin, identified themselves as victims.
“我也是”这个标签很快成为推特上风靡世界的热门话题。40000多人采纳了米兰诺的建议，200000多人在推特上使用了该标签。像歌手嘎嘎小姐、雪儿·克罗以及新西兰女演员安娜·帕奎因都认定了自己是受害者。
Some women shared their personal experiences of being sexually harassed or assaulted.
一些妇女说出了她们遭受性骚扰或侵害的个人经历。
Others simply wrote,“ Me too.”
其他人简单地写道：“我也是。”
Some men wrote it, too.
也有男人这样写。
Milano is known for her work on the American television series “Who’s the Boss?” and “Melrose Place.”She also was in the show “Charmed” with actor Rose McGowan, one of the women accusing Weinstein of abuse.
米兰诺以她在美国电视连续剧《谁是老大》和《飞跃情海》中的表现而闻名。她还曾与演员罗丝·麦高恩一起出现在节目“着迷”中，罗丝·麦高恩是指控韦恩斯坦性虐的其中一位女性。
In another post, Milano wrote on Twitter that the accusations against Weinstein have “sickened and angered” her.But she added she is “happy” that it has led to discussion of the “continued sexual harassment, objectification and degradation of women.”
在另一篇文章中，米兰诺在推特上写道，对韦恩斯坦的指控“让她恶心并生气”。但她补充说，她很“开心”这件事情导致了对“女性的持续性骚扰、物化和贬低”的讨论。
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