Sarah Shearman is a correspondent at Thomson Reuters Foundation, covering enterprises that aim to good as well as make profits, social innovation and impact investing. She previously worked at the Guardian and her work has also appeared on the Financial Times and Quartz, among others.
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Two years after the global #MeToo movement began, online abuse of women has now pushed some out of public life.
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