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Tony Robbins Yesterday at 8:53am At a recent Unleash the Power Within (UPW) event in San Jose, my comments failed to reflect the respect I have for everything Tarana Burke and the #MeToo movement has achieved. I apologize for suggesting anything other than my profound admiration for the #MeToo movement. Let me clearly say, I agree with the goals of the #MeToo movement and its founding message of "empowerment through empathy" which makes it a beautiful force for good. For 40 years I've encouraged people to grow into the men and women they dream to be. I watch in awe as more and more women all over the world find their voice and stand up and speak out. All of our growth begins with learning. My own started with a childhood marked by abuse. I am humbled that others have looked to the path I have taken in the decades since as lessons in their own journey. But sometimes, the teacher has to become the student and it is clear that I still have much to learn. I teach that "life happens for you, not to you" and what I've realized is that while I've dedicated my life to working with victims of abuse all over the world, I need to get connected to the brave women of #MeToo. I am committed to being part of the solution. I am committed to helping to educate others so that we all stay true to the ideals of the #MeToo movement. I will never stop examining my own words and actions to make sure I am staying true to those ideals. That begins with this brief statement but will not end until our goals are reached. Tony Robbins

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Zachary Leeman @WritingLeeman Soooo...we can all agree that if the roles were reversed, Brad Pitt would be losing his career and people would be screaming #metoo, correct? DON Brad Pitt gets surprised with a KISS from Lena Dunham On Tuesday evening the 33-year-old Girls star was photographed kissing the movie icon, who has been single since splitting from Angelina Jolie in 2016, in .. dailymail.co.uk 4:07 PM Jul 31, 2019 Twitter for iPhone

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1. This woman is awesome. 2. Tony Robbins is a snake oil salesman. 3. I guaran-damn-tee he made up that anecdote NowThis @nowthisnews Life coach Tony Robbins says women are using #MeToo t) to make themselves 'significant - but this brave sexual abuse survivor called him out Show this thread 1:38

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I was made aware of this video BEFORE I ever saw it because Tony Robbins people reached out to do damage control within 24 hours. They wanted to “give me context” apparently. I don’t need any. I have eyes. The full video is 11 mins. And it’s gross. Bravo

Tarana @TaranaBurke I was made aware of this video BEFORE l ever saw it because Tony Robbins people reached out to do damage control within 24 hours. They wanted to "give me context" apparently.T don't need any. I have eyes. The full video is 11 mins. And it's gross. Bravo to this woman NowThise》 @nowth.snews Life coach Tony Robbins says women are using #MeToo ⑩ to make themselves significant'--but this brave sexual abuse survivor called him out Show this thread 1:38

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岭?"▲ 46% 5:28 PM ← Thread Sarah Tither-Kaplan @sarahtk Hey James Franco, nice #timesupn pin at the #GoldenGlobes remember a few weeks ago when you told me the full nudity you had me do in two of your movies for $100/ day wasn't exploitative because l signed a contract to do it? Times up on that! 6:43 PM 07 Jan 18 3,105 Retweets 8,774 Likes Julie @julielynn1981 1d Replying to @sarahtk Wait you read the contract, saw there was nudity, agreed to said contract signed it and are now upset because of it? Nobody made you do that. I'm fully supportive of #timesup and #metoo t, but this isn't a good example of either 912 46 ㅇ 740 Sarah Tither-Kaplan@sarahtk 1d v Sweetheart, the movement is about abuse of power, not just sexual abuse. If you don't know what it's like to be a struggling actor and how people in power take advantage of women in the industry, then educate yourself. Sending love 953 35 ㅇ 784 Julie @julielynn1981 1d was sexually assaulted in a violent way. I'm sorry that you agreed to and got paid to appear nude and are now ashamed that you did. If anyone understands trust me I do I 11 22 ㅇ437 Sarah Tither-Kaplang. @sarahtk . 1 d ﹀ I'm a multiple time abuse survivor as well. Sexual abuse is a type of abuse of power, but there are others as well. We should not compete with each other as women. We should stand together to reject ALL abuses of power 23 ta 17 v61 1 AJ Benza @realajbenza 1d Wait. You signed a contract knowing there was nudity and then did it. But now youre mad because-why?- it wasn't germain to the script. Oh Christ. In this instance, you've got no point. 个ㄱ Replying to @sarahtk Tweet your reply Reply GIF

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We write on behalf of over 300 women who work in film, television and theater. A little more than two months ago, courageous individuals revealed the dark truth of ongoing sexual harassment and assault by powerful people in the entertainment industry. At one of our most difficult and vulnerable moments, Alianza Nacional de Campesinas (the National Farmworker Women's Alliance) sent us a powerful and compassionate message of solidarity for which we are deeply grateful. TIMES Tap timesupnow . Follow We also want all victims and survivors to be able to access justice and support for the wrongdoing they have endured. We particularly want to lift up the voices, power, and strength of women working in low-wage industries where the lack of financial stability makes them vulnerable to high rates of gender-based violence and exploitation. To the members of Alianza and farmworker women across the country we see you, we thank you, and we acknowledge the heavy weight of our common experience of being preyed upon, harassed, and exploited Unfortunately, too many centers of power from legislatures to by those who abuse their power and threaten our physical and economic boardrooms to executive suites and management to academia lack security. We have similarly suppressed the violence and demeaning harassment for fear that we will be attacked and ruined in the process his systemic gender-inequality and imbalance of power fosters an of speaking out. We share your feelings of anger and shame. We harbor environment that is ripe for abuse and harassment against women. fear that no one will believe us, that we will look weak or that we will be dismissed, and we are terrified that we will be fired or never hired again leadership and power across industries. In addition, we seek equal in retaliation. timesupnow Time's up on silence. 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Tony Robbins Yesterday at 8:53am At a recent Unleash the Power Within (UPW) event in San Jose, my comments failed to reflect the respect I have for everything Tarana Burke and the #MeToo movement has achieved. I apologize for suggesting anything other than my profound admiration for the #MeToo movement. Let me clearly say, I agree with the goals of the #MeToo movement and its founding message of "empowerment through empathy" which makes it a beautiful force for good. For 40 years I've encouraged people to grow into the men and women they dream to be. I watch in awe as more and more women all over the world find their voice and stand up and speak out. All of our growth begins with learning. My own started with a childhood marked by abuse. I am humbled that others have looked to the path I have taken in the decades since as lessons in their own journey. But sometimes, the teacher has to become the student and it is clear that I still have much to learn. I teach that "life happens for you, not to you" and what I've realized is that while I've dedicated my life to working with victims of abuse all over the world, I need to get connected to the brave women of #MeToo. I am committed to being part of the solution. I am committed to helping to educate others so that we all stay true to the ideals of the #MeToo movement. I will never stop examining my own words and actions to make sure I am staying true to those ideals. That begins with this brief statement but will not end until our goals are reached. Tony Robbins

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