What started as a trickle of accusations about leading Hollywood movie producer Harvey Weinstein, Fox television pundit Bill O’Reilly and actor Kevin Spacey, has become a flood of allegations of sexual misconduct from millions of women and men around the world. Weinstein may be the biggest casualty of the sexual misconduct backlash so far. But now powerful men from several industries — from Hollywood and British politics, to the theater and Silicon Valley, are joining President Donald J. Trump, Bill Clinton, O’Reilly, and the deceased head of Fox News, Roger Ailes, in a growing group of figures with tarnished reputations. According to CNN, the [#MeToo](/relevant/new/MeToo) hashtag was used more than 825,000 times on Twitter and 4.7 million Facebook users engaged with “Me Too” as women – and a few men – adopted the label to share that they too had faced sexual harassment in the workplace.