2018 Golden Globes: Why Were So Many Men Silent About the #MeToo Movement?
The 2018 Golden Globes was a spotlight for women to reclaim their time, as they rise like powerful phoenixes above Hollywood's scattered ashes filled with years of uncovered sexual assault and misconduct incidents. But the lack of men supporting the cause was too noticeable to not mention.
The ceremony's dress code was all black: a sign to show solidarity for the #MeToo movement, which finally woke people up in regards to the dark underbelly of this nation. Many (but not all) high-profile female and male actors emerged on the red carpet donning black suits with Time's Up pins, dresses and jumpsuits. While the wardrobe change was meant to spark a conversation, it's important to note that nearly all men show up to red carpet events wearing black tuxedos—so how revolutionary was this move?
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