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60+% of those interested in the #MeToo movement are U.S. men.

Google Data, U.S., includes inferred, Google-defined lifestyle, psychographic, and behavioral audiences, audience defined as male and female and 18-65+ in the U.S., interested in online content related to the hashtag “MeToo,” as of Feb. 15, 2018.

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International Women’s Day reached peak search interest in March 2017 — the same month that global search interest in gender equality reached its highest point.
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100% spike in U.S. search interest for “me too” in October 2017—an all-time high.
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40%+ of those interested in the topic of women’s rights are men.
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110% more searches for "sexual harassment" in the past 12 months in the U.S. than in the previous 12 months.
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In the last year, “me too” was searched in 196 different countries.
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