00:10I am Jane Doe and I think this is a movement that is meant to help bring light to the
00:16issues of women who have to deal with like sexual harassment or assault both like harassment like mentally, physically, emotionally
00:24and I also feel like this is helping bring like give courage to other women to like speak about their
00:29is experiences without being targeted or like brought down
00:45I mean I think it's all over the internet and everyone every time I scroll through it just people
00:54talking about their similar incidents that happened to them 30 years ago
00:59and it is sort of connected to me too or the feminist movement or anything
01:05it's like for me like the whole movement I think it was really eye-opening just hearing about like how
01:10there are so many similar cases like all across like the US and like across different colleges and how like
01:16honestly it kind of really shocked me how like you know so many administrations like the whole system in general
01:21like I feel like it's failed like so many different people and so many different women and young girls
01:26In terms of like the Me Too movement and like I am Jane Doe as well I think there's definitely
01:31room for improvement in terms of protecting you know survivors of victims of sexual assault and also holding like the
01:37perpetrators accountable and holding the system accountable for failing so many women
01:56I think it's something that has taken a long time to change but I like to think that changes are
02:03happening
02:03um slowly but surely and like I hope that people in future generations like I hope my little sister doesn't
02:10have to deal with the same things and sort of push for the same goals that have been pushed forward
02:15now
02:15Thank you
