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By Nora Luongo Share Salamishah Tillet, Henry Rutgers Professor of African American Studies and Creative Writing and the associate director of the Price Institute at Rutgers University-Newark, has joined the class of 2021 Andrew Carnegie Fellows. She will be using the time and resources awarded to work on a new Cultural History of the ‘Me Too’ movement, exploring what sparked the mass movement and how it continues to create impact.   I hope to reveal how a cultural phenomenon like Me Too continues to have real-world ramifications for the safety, dignity, and mobility of everyday people. In Lieu of the Law: ‘Me Too’ and the Politics of Justice is a cultural history about how the United State’s largest social media movement took hold and largely thrived outside of the country’s most powerful instrument of democracy, the law. By telling the story of the founding paradox of the Me Too movement as well as its unfolding, influence, and backlash against

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