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The 12 pages that link to Time's Up, each with the reason it gives.

• Meryl StreepRelated: Streep supported the initiative and contributed to its legal defense fund.

• Me Too movementRelated: Its legal-defense fund and industry organizing translated post-2017 attention into a related campaign.

• Harvey WeinsteinRelated: It emerged amid the wider industry response to publicized abuse and harassment.

• Tarana BurkeRelated: It emerged amid the heightened attention to workplace harassment associated with Me Too.

• Laura DernRelated: Dern has publicly supported the movement and its work in the entertainment industry.

• Natalie PortmanRelated: Portman supported the movement and has spoken publicly about gender inequality in film.

• Fourth-wave feminismRelated: It translated heightened attention to harassment into legal support and workplace advocacy.

• Jennifer LawrenceRelated: Lawrence publicly supported the movement and its efforts in the entertainment industry.

• Eva LongoriaRelated: Longoria was among the organizers who helped launch the movement in 2018.

• Patricia ArquetteRelated: Arquette has used public appearances to support the movement's workplace-equality advocacy.

• Brie LarsonRelated: Larson has publicly supported the movement and advocated for greater inclusion in film.

• Rose McGowanRelated: Its institutional response illustrates a reform strategy that emerged amid the same public reckoning McGowan helped amplify.