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# Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg Says the #MeToo Movement Is Here to Stay

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## Video: Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg Says the #MeToo Movement Is Here to Stay

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_Published 2018-02-12. The #MeToo movement that has seen women come forward to expose pervasive sexual harassment has “staying power” and will not succumb to a backlash, according to Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg._


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## Transcript

And I wonder if you worry about backlash, as a result of the meting movement. And by that I mean, you know we've certainly read a lot of accounts of some women feeling as though they were no longer being invited on work trips, along with their male colleagues or to the dinners with their male colleagues because. There is a fear that it may be perceived the wrong way. Can you speak about any concern you have about backlash, and any advice you have for women that are dealing with it. I don't think that there will be a serious backlash it's too widespread. My concern is that it shouldn't stop with prominent people.

People like you, people in the media, and that it should protect this new attitude to protect the maid who works at a hotel. And, I think, it is spreading so far. Yes, there will always be adjustments what it is in transition, but on the whole it's amazing to me. That for the first time, women are really listened to because sexual harassment had often been dismissed as well, she made it up or she's too thin- skinned. [ BLANK_AUDIO ] So I think it's a very healthy development.

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