The "Me Too" movement began in 2006 when activist Tarana Burke coined the phrase to raise awareness about sexual harassment and assault. It gained widespread attention in 2017 when many individuals, especially women, started sharing their experiences on social media. The movement encourages survivors to speak out, helping to break the silence surrounding these issues and showing that they are not alone. As more people joined the conversation, high-profile cases involving figures like Harvey Weinstein and Bill Cosby came to light, leading to greater public scrutiny of workplace behavior and accountability. "Me Too" has sparked important discussions about consent, power dynamics, and the need for cultural change to create safer environments for everyone.