Sexual assault always has been and, unfortunately, likely always will be a problem. Recent movements have made it possible for women to feel safe and courageous enough to tell their stories and feel validated after what they have been through.

Obviously, women are not the only people in this world who are sexually assaulted. Men and people of all other gender identities have experienced assault and trauma, and the victims of these crimes are never at fault. However, there is a massive issue at hand when the concern brought to the surface is not that of how to address the widespread fear that women face in terms of getting assaulted in today's political climate and is rather one of how to address the fear men face of being accused of sexual assault and misconduct.