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The #MeToo movement started in 2006 with a campaign led by Tarana Burke, an African-American activist who works with survivors of sexual violence in minority communities (Adetiba & Burke 2018). The hashtag employing the phrase ignited a digital activist movement in social media networks on 16 October 2017, when a group of American film stars reported allegations of sexual assault and sexual harassment by the prominent Hollywood producer Harvey Weinstein. Actress Alyssa Milano published a Twitter post with the hashtag encouraging women to share their stories of sexual harassment and/or abuse publicly to “give people a sense of the

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“We Might Give People a Sense of the Magnitude of the Problem”: On the Truth Discourse about Violence against Women in the First Phase of Polish #MeToo (#JaTeż) Action (October 2017) on Facebook