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CMV: People accused of sexual misconduct should not be judged by the media until the accusation has gone through due process and have resulted in a conviction.

Beginning with the #MeToo movement, scores of men have been accused of sexual misconduct the past year or so. Beginning with Harvey Weinstein and Bill Cosby, sexual harrassment claims have been laid upon just about every prominent male figurehead has been accused of some form of sexual misconduct at this point, from Morgan Freeman to the President of the United States.  


Now I cannot speak for every case, most of these are just allegations, an experience told from someone's word of mouth which may or may not be true. Despite this, the sensationalistic media are quick to jump on any case and present the story as true before anything has been brought forward aside from the woman's claim. People are also expected to believe them and are ostracized as rapist sympathizers if they take their stories with a grain of salt or even just consume their media.
gpt
First of all, the media isn't reporting it as true. Read any of those articles and you will see them use words like "alleged" and "claim," so it's definitely not the same as saying it's true.

Second, we have the first amendment. You can't stop the media from reporting on this, or change how they report it. 

Third, being ostracized is not the media's fault.