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Women Are Calling Out Roy Moore as a Pervert With #MeAt14

Celebrities are posting photos of themselves at age 14, in order to highlight the horrific accusations that the Republican candidate made sexual advances on teens.

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Women are using social media to make a statement against Roy Moore, the Republican candidate for U.S. Senate who is accused of making sexual advances on several teen girls.

[RELATED: "Mitch McConnell Now Says Roy Moore Should Leave Senate Race"]

The Daily Show writer Lizz Winstead launched the #MeAt14 campaign in response to Leigh Corfman accusing Moore of initiating a sexual relationship with her when she was only 14. Moore was 32 at the time. Winstead posted a picture of her at her full fourteen-year-old awkwardness to reinforce why there is an age of consent.

Alyssa Milano, who founded the #MeToo campaign, was among the first to jump onboard the campaign.

Now others are joining in protest.

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