#MeToo, is it time to stop justifying the movement and just, listen?

Update: 2017-10-26

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Teri Hofford is a Winnipeg body positive activist who says women are trained to make excuses for every sexual harassment and sexual assault that happens to them, but she hopes that changes with the "me too" movement.

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