Him Too movement

The Him Too movement or #HimToo movement is a movement supporting male victims of sexual assault and against false rape allegations.This reaction to the MeToo movement started in October 2018 after a tweet from a mother about her son being afraid to date because of a climate of false rape allegations. It rose to greater prominence during the Brett Kavanaugh hearings. The #HimToo movement is seen as a response to the sexual assault allegations from the #MeToo movement.
History.
The meaning of the #HimToo hashtag has constantly changed throughout the course of its existence. When it was first used before 2015, #HimToo had no political meaning attached to it. It was simply an acknowledgement to the participation or presence of a male in an activity.
#HimToo rally.
On November 17, 2018, a rally supporting the #HimToo movement hosted by Patriot Prayer member Haley Adams was held in downtown Portland, Oregon. According to Adams, she and about 40 others gathered to show support for men who were victims of false rape allegations, which they blamed the #MeToo movement for. The speakers shared stories of false rape accusations and spoke about other points regarding "Men's Rights." Joey Gibson, the leader of the Patriot Prayer movement spoke at the #HimToo rally. Many of the rally's attendees and speakers were associated with Gibson and the Patriot Prayer group.
A counter-protest attended by 350 people was held nearby to express their support for victims of sexual assault in light of the #MeToo movement under a banner saying "Survivors are Everywhere." Among the attendees were various different left wing groups including antifascists dressed in "black bloc" outfits, members of the Portland Democratic Socialists of America (DSA), and the group Popular Mobilizations which led a counter protest rally called #SupportersAreEverywhere.
After the rally held by the right wing group, a larger number of anti-fascist protestors from the left wing rally chased them. The protesters allegedly started using pepper spray and fireworks, as well as tossing bottles, flares, silly string, and smoke bombs. The police then placed a protective wall around the right wingers who were left. The opposing rallies ended in six arrests.
Alternative views.
Although the Him Too movement remains largely associated with highlighting the false rape allegations that men have faced, some argue the movement has been used in other ways. During the rise of the Me Too movement, the Him Too movement began to take on a new meaning of supporting men who have been victims of sexual harassment and violence themselves.
Criticism.
Criticism of the Him Too movement primarily focuses on how it misrepresents the frequency of false sexual assault allegations. 
Critics also claim that the HimToo movement discourages men who do deal with sexual abuse from coming forward because HimToo creates a gender line where men are the accused and women make the accusations. They state that HimToo movement discredits the idea that men can be sexually assaulted as well, and casts doubt that those who come forward can be believed.