Rose McGowan criticizes the overturning of Harvey Weinstein’s NYC rape conviction and delivers an empowering message to his alleged victims.
The actress responded to the news about Weinstein by sharing a video on Thursday. In the caption, she expressed her belief that their identity will not be changed by the outcome. She also sent her blessings to those who have shown immense courage. The video itself is powerful, emphasizing that while the conviction might have been overturned, the survivors and their experiences cannot be erased.
She commends everyone who is fighting the good fight, expressing her pride in their progress and their unwavering determination in their battle against “evil.”
Rose expressed her conviction that no matter what is overturned, it cannot erase our identity, experiences, and potential for achievement in life.
RMG, one of Weinstein’s main and most vocal accusers, recognizes the rollercoaster ride she has been on. She acknowledges that this decision is a setback. She wants to assure everyone that it’s okay to cry, but she also encourages alleged victims to keep pushing forward.
WEINSTEIN’S FAMOUS ALLEGED VICTIMS
As we previously mentioned, Harvey’s 2020 guilty conviction was overturned by an appeals court in New York. The court determined that the trial focused more on Harvey’s alleged past behavior rather than the specific crimes he was charged with.
WEINSTEIN WITH HOLLYWOOD ELITES
The attorney of the disgraced movie mogul expressed his immense joy, even to the point of shedding tears, upon receiving the news. The possibility of facing prosecution in New York City still hangs in the balance, as the District Attorney’s office has indicated their intention to proceed. Additionally, the appeal process for his conviction in Los Angeles is underway.
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