Men respond to #MeToo with #HowIWillChange, promises to do better

Some men have created their own call to action in response to a hashtag campaign bringing awareness to the prevalence of sexual harassment and sexual assault.

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Actress Alyssa Milano encouraged women who experienced sexual harassment and sexual assault to use the hashtag #MeToo to bring awareness to the issue. The hashtag, which received a lot of traction on social media, inspired men to share the actions they planned to take in response.

“Guys, it’s our turn,” Twitter user Benjamin Law wrote on the social media platform.

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