The apologies have often seemed obligatory, as the men offer excuses for their behavior or cast doubt on their accusers, experts said. The attention these allegations have drawn, forcing apologies that are decades overdue — and costing a growing roster of famous men their jobs — marks a watershed moment and a major cultural shift. And an apology can be especially tricky territory for the wealthy and famous who are trying to avert lawsuits or ruined careers. TV talk show personality Charlie Rose is the latest to be accused of groping and unwanted sexual advances. Charlie Rose, host of "Charlie Rose" and "CBS This Morning," has been accused by multiple women of unwanted sexual advances.

Source: Washington Post November 21, 2017 13:04 UTC