HuffPost: In the wake of Me Too, many have assumed that older and younger women ? second- and third-wave feminists ? have different perspectives on the anti-sexual-violence movement. The older generation allegedly believe younger women need to be less sensitive and essentially buck up, while younger women think older women are out of touch with what constitutes sexual assault and harassment. A new survey from Vox Media in partnership with Morning Consult, however, disproves this theory by a long shot. In fact, the survey discovered a lot of similarities across the age divide when it came to what women think about #MeToo ? and what too many of them still experience in the workplace. Read more