Nearly every woman in music 'assaulted, harassed, raped', says Alanis Morissette


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Alanis Morissette made some revelatory comments concerning the #MeToo movement in the music industry as she reflected on her decades-long career. Photo: Filepic

In a new interview with British publication The Sunday Times, Canadian singer-songwriter Alanis Morissette made some revelatory comments concerning the #MeToo movement in the music industry as she reflected on her decades-long career.

With her iconic breakthrough record Jagged Little Pill celebrating its 25th anniversary in June, Morissette – who began her career as a teen pop star – said that the "female rage" she famously exhibited in the album is needed now more than ever.

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