Me Too founder Tarana J Burke claims movement is 'very much alive' despite Johnny Depp win over Amber Heard - video Dailymotion

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Tarana J Burke has insisted the Me Too movement she founded is not dead in the wake of Johnny Depp’s court victory over Amber Heard.

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