Generally speaking, do you think the #MeToo movement has made people more or less open to talking about sexual harassment?

Generally speaking, do you think the #MeToo movement has made people more or less open to talking about sexual harassment? Published on 26 October 2018 → Survey conducted on 26 October 2018 on 2898 GB adults

All adults

Region

Gender

Politics

Age

A lot more open to talking about sexual harassment

31%

A little more open to talking about sexual harassment

29%

It's made no difference

12%

A little less open to talking about sexual harassment

A lot less open to talking about sexual harassment

N/A - I have not heard about the #MeToo movement

12%

Don't know

14%

A lot more open to talking about sexual harassment

31%

A little more open to talking about sexual harassment

29%

It's made no difference

12%

A little less open to talking about sexual harassment

A lot less open to talking about sexual harassment

N/A - I have not heard about the #MeToo movement

12%

Don't know

14%

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