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Topic: Sexual assault (page 14)

"Full Frontal with Samantha Bee" (Myles Aronowitz/TBS)

Samantha Bee calls for #MenToo

Rachel Leah
(Getty/vm)

Rape investigations don't hurt colleges

Amanda Marcotte
Harvey Weinstein (AP/Chris Pizzello)

Weinstein breaks silence in interview

Daniel Kreps - Rolling Stone
Russell Simmons (AP/Scott Roth/invision)

Author accuses Russell Simmons of rape

Rachel Leah
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Jim Jordan (AP/J. Scott Applewhite)

Double standard for JimJordan?

Matthew Rozsa
Russell Simmons; A.J. Calloway (Getty/AP/Photo Montage by Salon)

Did NBC pass on another #MeToo story?

Rachel Leah
Terry Crews (Getty/Mike Windle)

Crews testifies in support of survivors

Rachel Leah
(AP/Rick Bowmer)

#MeToo for Marriott workers

Nicole Karlis
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A rally protesting the Southern Baptist Convention's treatment of women, held on Tuesday, June 12, 2018, in Dallas. (AP/Jeffrey McWhorter)

#MeToo, #ChurchToo and Southern Baptists

Ashlie D. Stevens
(Shutterstock)

Did school cut off assault victim's mic?

Rachel Leah
Bill Clinton; Monica Lewinsky (AP/Patrick Semansky/Lionel Cironneau/Salon)

Bill, Monica and the Democrats' crisis

Sophia A. McClennen
Michael Cohen (AP/Getty/Salon)

Yes, Michael Cohen: Spousal rape is real

JoAnne Sweeny
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Woody Allen (AP/Matt Sayles)

Woody Allen: I'm an advocate of #MeToo!

Rachel Leah
Kevin Spacey; Louis C.K.; Jeffrey Tambor; James Franco (Getty/AP)

The limits of #MeToo in Hollywood

Rachel Leah
George Takei (AP/Victoria Will)

New details emerge in George Takei story

Rachel Leah
(AP Photo/Chris Post)

All work. No pay

Amy Julia Harris, Shoshana Walter - Reveal
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Woody Allen; Mia Farrow; Dylan O'Sullivan Farrow; Moses Farrow (AP/YouTube)

Moses Farrow defends Woody Allen

Rachel Leah
Harvey Weinstein (Getty/Alexander Koerner)

Weinstein to be investigated by Feds

Rachel Leah
Mario Batali (AP/Andy Kropa)

NYPD investigating Mario Batali

Rachel Leah
(Getty/Mark Ralston)

Uber ends forced arbitration

Nicole Karlis
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FILE - In this Thursday Aug. 21, 2014, file photo, New York Attorney General Eric Schneiderman speaks during a news conference, in New York. The three largest credit reporting agencies will change the way they handle records in a major revamp long sought by consumer advocates. The changes were announced Monday, March 9, 2015, after talks between Equifax, Experian, TransUnion and Schneiderman. (AP Photo/Bebeto Matthews, File) (AP)

Schneiderman out: #MeToo's new bombshell

Sophia Tesfaye
(Getty/Stephanie Keith)

Sexism makes women sick

Catherine Harnois, Joao Luiz Bastos - The Conversation
Roman Polanski; Donald Trump (Getty/AP/Salon)

Cosby and Polanski expelled from Academy

Rachel Leah
Summer Zervos (Getty/Kena Betancur)

Will "The Apprentice" tapes be revealed?

Rachel Leah
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