#MeToo, Now What?

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  • TV-14
  • 2018
  • 1 Season
  • 6.6  (13)

#MeToo, Now What? is a four-part documentary series on PBS that aired in 2018. The show is hosted by Zainab Salbi, an Iraqi-American human rights activist and journalist. The series explores the complex issues surrounding the #MeToo movement, including power dynamics, gender equality, and the legal and cultural obstacles that survivors of sexual harassment and assault face in seeking justice.

Each episode of #MeToo, Now What? features interviews with experts and survivors, as well as testimonials from individuals who have experienced sexual misconduct in various contexts. The series delves into the various aspects of the movement, including the impact of social media, the role of bystanders, and the ways in which the movement has been criticized for being too broad or too narrow in its scope.

In the first episode, "The Reckoning," Salbi examines the wave of sexual misconduct allegations that emerged in late 2017 and early 2018, sparked by the Harvey Weinstein scandal. She explores the historical context of sexual harassment and abuse in the workplace and the efforts of previous generations to fight against it. The episode also looks at the challenges of reporting sexual misconduct and the ways in which the legal system can fail survivors.

The second episode, "The Takeover," tackles power dynamics, both in the workplace and in personal relationships. Salbi speaks with survivors who were targeted by individuals in positions of power, including politicians and corporate executives. The episode also explores the ways in which gender, race, and class intersect in situations of sexual misconduct.

In the third episode, "The Movement," Salbi delves into the impact of the #MeToo movement on society and culture. She examines the role of social media in raising awareness about sexual misconduct and the ways in which the movement has challenged long-held beliefs about gender and power. The episode also features interviews with male allies who are working to support and amplify the voices of survivors.

In the final episode, "The Future," Salbi looks towards the future of the #MeToo movement and the changes that still need to be made in order to achieve true gender equality. She speaks with activists and experts who are working to create meaningful change, both in terms of legal reform and cultural attitudes towards sexual misconduct.

Throughout #MeToo, Now What?, Salbi takes a thoughtful and nuanced approach to the complex issues surrounding the movement. She acknowledges the progress that has been made while also highlighting the work that still needs to be done. The series is a powerful exploration of a movement that has had a profound impact on our culture and society, and it offers insight and hope for a more just and equal future.

#MeToo, Now What? is a series that ran for 1 seasons (9 episodes) between February 2, 2018 and on PBS

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Is Patriarchy on Its Way Out?
5. Is Patriarchy on Its Way Out?
March 2, 2018
To ensure the #MeToo movement leads to transformative change, we need to look at the structures that created this moment of women's rage. Our panel exposes hidden cultural biases as they relate to patriarchy, equal pay, corporate culture, leadership, legal reforms, individual behavior, and how they intersect with race, class and gender. With guests Saru Jayaraman, Joanne Lipman, and Tony Porter.
Is Patriarchy on Its Way Out?
5. Is Patriarchy on Its Way Out?
March 2, 2018
To ensure the #MeToo movement leads to transformative change, we need to look at the structures that created this moment of women's rage. Our panel exposes hidden cultural biases as they relate to patriarchy, equal pay, corporate culture, leadership, legal reforms, individual behavior, and how they intersect with race, class and gender. With guests Saru Jayaraman, Joanne Lipman, and Tony Porter.
The Culture of Complicity
4. The Culture of Complicity
February 23, 2018
In this episode we examine how mainstream cultural norms in music, advertisement, publications, gaming, and pornography have created an overtly sexualized and objectified image of women that has impacted social norms and the behavior of men and women.
The Culture of Complicity
4. The Culture of Complicity
February 23, 2018
In this episode we examine how mainstream cultural norms in music, advertisement, publications, gaming, and pornography have created an overtly sexualized and objectified image of women that has impacted social norms and the behavior of men and women.
Masculinity in Crisis?
3. Masculinity in Crisis?
February 16, 2018
Has the #MeToo movement gone too far? Find out why some progressive and conservative men think it has, while others are calling for
Masculinity in Crisis?
3. Masculinity in Crisis?
February 16, 2018
Has the #MeToo movement gone too far? Find out why some progressive and conservative men think it has, while others are calling for
The Accuser and the Accused
2. The Accuser and the Accused
February 9, 2018
This week, in an exclusive interview with Caroline, who many years ago was horribly groped by Devin Faraci, an influential film critic who committed the act, we explore how each experienced the assault and came to grips with it afterwards.
The Accuser and the Accused
2. The Accuser and the Accused
February 9, 2018
This week, in an exclusive interview with Caroline, who many years ago was horribly groped by Devin Faraci, an influential film critic who committed the act, we explore how each experienced the assault and came to grips with it afterwards.
The Reckoning
1. The Reckoning
February 2, 2018
The reckoning has begun. Women have broken their silence and the world is finally listening. Today we discuss how we move forward and dare to ask the questions others are afraid to ask.
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Where to Watch #MeToo, Now What?
#MeToo, Now What? is available for streaming on the PBS website, both individual episodes and full seasons. You can also watch #MeToo, Now What? on demand at Amazon Prime, Amazon, Hoopla and Apple TV.
  • Premiere Date
    February 2, 2018
  • IMDB Rating
    6.6  (13)