"Movement introduced by Tarana Burke in 2006" NYT crossword answer is:
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Tarana Burke's 2006 movement, "Me Too," was a call to action to end sexual violence and harassment. It began as a grassroots movement to provide support for survivors of sexual assault and has since grown into a global movement to create a world free from sexual violence. The movement has been credited with raising awareness of the prevalence of sexual violence and has been instrumental in creating a platform for survivors to speak out and demand justice. The movement has also been credited with inspiring legislation and policy changes to address sexual violence. The New York Times crossword clue for October 11, 2023 is a tribute to Tarana Burke and her inspiring work.
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