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New York Magazine's cover story this week united 35 of the 46 women accusing comedian Bill Cosby of sexual assault for a 13-page photo essay. The Magazine covers not only the rape accusations some of these women made against Cosby, but also the backlash they faced from a public that still reveres the comedian as a fatherly figure.
Cosby continues to deny the allegations — all of them — of the women, who all detail similar experiences.
Amelia Havanec is Crosscut's Science and Tech Fellow. She came to Washington from her home state of Connecticut by way of New York, Florida, California and Michigan in pursuit of the perfect pint. Sh
Amelia Havanec is Crosscut's Science and Tech Fellow. She came to Washington from her home state of Connecticut by way of New York, Florida, California and Michigan in pursuit of the perfect pint. Sh
