In her awe-inspiring memoir, activist Tarana Burke talks about her experiences with childhood sexual abuse, personal and community healing, and the origins of the #MeToo movement.

The #MeToo movement is one of the most influential social movements in recent history.

As a hashtag that spread in 2017, it empowered millions of women to share their experiences of sexual abuse and open up discussions about gender-based violence in all levels of society.

While the hashtag became viral after famous American actresses started speaking up about the abusive behavior of Hollywood producer Harvey Weinstein, the movement goes back to 2006.

Tarana Burke is a New York-based activist, community organizer, and journalist.

Burke is a sexual assault survivor who founded 'Me Too' as a model of healing for young women of color.

In recognition of her work, she was named Person of the Year by TIME Magazine in 2017.

In Unbound: ​​My Story of Liberation and the Birth of the Me Too Movement, Burke tells the story of how she started the movement that took the world by storm.