In the months since the #MeToo movement erupted, men accused of harassment have lost their jobs across industries. Now, vacancies at top organizations are being filled by women.

Koa Beck, editor-in-chief of Jezebel, and Jessica Bennett, gender editor at The New York Times, respond to questions and thoughts from men about the #MeToo movement.

What does a "male ally" look like, in the #MeToo movement? The editor-in-chief of Jezebel and The New York Times' gender editor weigh in here. 

In the era of #MeToo, how have the big awards been covered this year, and what could be done better moving forward? 

The Takeaway reexamines an iconic WWII-era photo, and whether it takes on new meaning in the #MeToo era when the woman's side of the story is brought to light.

As the #MeToo reckoning continues in this country, what do we make of the art and popular culture that suddenly feels outdated?

Following allegations against Aziz Ansari, a look at the concept of “eventual consent.” 

What happens to women who speak up about sexual harassment and assault in the workplace? A look at the phenomenon of "dream crushers."

Jessica Bennett of The New York Times and Koa Beck of Jezebel bring us their hopes — and fears — for the future of the #MeToo movement and its coverage.