People Are Angry That Anyone Is Blaming Meryl Streep For Harvey Weinstein’s Actions
Meryl Streep is the latest celeb to be targeted by a street artist, claiming she’s part of the problem in Hollywood. The posters, which popped up overnight in multiple locations around the city, feature a photo of the famous actress standing next to Harvey Weinstein. And of course, there’s a bar over Streep’s eyes that reads, “She Knew.”
This comes after Meryl’s verbal bought with Rose McGowan after she was accused of being hypocritical for staging a silent protest at the Golden Globes in response to the Weinstein after having stood silent this whole time. The “She Knew” on the poster is pretty obviously geared toward McGowan’s assertion which stated, “YOUR SILENCE is THE problem.”
Meryl Streep is seemingly being depicted as a Harvey Weinstein enabler by anonymous L.A. street artists https://t.co/YkKvnjDAUc pic.twitter.com/rtJVa1s6l0
— Hollywood Reporter (@THR) December 19, 2017
Though some are in agreement that Streep should have said something earlier, others are staying firm that she isn’t the one to blame here. Many have pointed out that since Meryl is a powerful woman in her own right and Weinstein really has no power over her, she would not have been a target in Harvey’s pervy schemes anyway and actually probably didn’t know what was happening. Nonetheless, people are tired of the blame of a man’s actions once again falling on a woman.
There's always a woman to blame. https://t.co/94q5WAKbmU
— Jill Filipovic (@JillFilipovic) December 20, 2017
Hit the flip to see Tweets from fans defending Meryl Streep in her silence, because if she says she didn’t know about it, she probably didn’t.
I feel like Meryl Streep isn't the right person to blame here https://t.co/F34fg3TBPl
— Dana Schwartz (@DanaSchwartzzz) December 19, 2017
…..you could’ve started with Matt Damon. Or literally anyone else. https://t.co/7IemXEEN4W
— ☃️happy sparksidays☃️ (@kyliesparks) December 20, 2017
Here's a news flash: EVERYONE knew about Harvey Weinstein. He was just so powerful everyone was scared to make waves.
— Melissa Walker (@MeliAlto) December 20, 2017
Does anybody else find this extremely counterproductive and meant to create infighting and division so the heat will be taken off the abusers?
— JeremiahOrtega (@jortega8) December 19, 2017
Let’s all focus on the people who harass and assault people and pushing for systemic change and accountability. That’s the best use of our energy. Not this. https://t.co/LEkfKFwu9v
— Melissa Silverstein (@melsil) December 19, 2017
Unless there is concrete evidence that Meryl Streep, or any other woman, knew about Harvey Weinstein's actions, women should stop attacking each other. Stop blaming women for the wrongdoings of men. https://t.co/dYaE9khTt3
— Sonya Desai (@SonyaDesai) December 18, 2017
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“Meryl Streep Targeted by Street Artists With "She Knew" Posters”
Me: pic.twitter.com/FZe20Bri5T
— rebeca ✨ (@itsrxbxcx) December 19, 2017
ppl really believe Meryl Streep is an enabler?? stop
— tommy☆彡 (@dylertaniel) December 20, 2017
HOLLYWOOD GUY: "I think this is Meryl Streep's fault."
HARVEY WEINSTEIN: "Me too."— jewdyblume (@jewdyblume) December 20, 2017
Meryl Streep is a powerful person in her own right in Hollywood which means she's not the type of person Weinstein would target.
— Seven of BAN THE DAMN NAZIS, GEEZ (@daisy20071) December 20, 2017
These dumb unsigned posters claiming #MerylStreep "knew" about Weinstein's abuse when there's no evidence of that (and when she denies it) are so obviously libelous that it's no wonder the cowardly "artist" responsible wants to hide behind anonymity. pic.twitter.com/s28lYTvPec
— Dorian Hunter Davis (@DorianDavis) December 20, 2017
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