Harvey Weinstein conviction brings peace to Rose McGowan, says she can finally breathe

67-year-old movie mogul Harvey Weinstein has finally been convicted of rape after actress and activist Rose McGowan, one of first victims to break silence about sexual assault, opened up and shared ir stories. American producer was accused of sexual misconduct by around 80 women including a couple of leading ladies of Hollywood like Rose McGown, Salma Hayek, Gwyneth Paltrow, and Uma Thurman to name a few who raised ir voices with help of #MeToo movement. Doom Generation actor Rose McGowan expressed contentment on social media after Weinstein was convicted a rapist by  New York court. 

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Rose McGowan says she can finally brea after getting justice

Oscar-winning filmmaker Harvey Weinstein's conviction brought justice to Rose McGowan, who accused him of sexually assaulting her in 1997 at Park City hotel. After almost two decades, actor feels contented as New York court has sentenced him 25 years of imprisonment.

In a podcast, Rose McGown expressed her emotions about same by stating that she can brea for first time in years. She also added that w, hopefully, it will be first day of rest of her life. Rose also took to her Instagram profile and penned down a heartfelt caption regarding same accompanied by a bold photograph of hers from past.

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Rose captioned im writing, "Today we can exhale. stinky trash is gone. Thank you to brave women testifying who took it on chin to get us over finish line. Endlessly proud of m. Today world is safer because he's t on streets. Today world is also smarter than it was pre-2017 (my personal goal was to use my story and my fight and my ambition to cause a massive Cultural Reset. I wanted to burn a system down, and so I did.) Did you kw only 2% of rapes lead to a conviction? How messed up is it that it's an insane privilege to see anything bad happen to your rapist, let alone m go to jail?! More work to be done for sure, but today I can say that due to strengths of many, prosecutor's tenacity, jury who did better than most, and especially women who took stand, re is a Mønster off streets. Love to you all who've shown me support along way. Deeply appreciated. Goddamn, I can brea. And maybe, just maybe, learn to hope again X RM"

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