Rock, I think the truth is that some women have been willing to pay the price of advancing their careers, have deliberately done so, have been hoodwinked or somehow tricked into a "pass" going further than intended, have been raped, have kept silent afterwards out of shame, fear, or because  they didn't see causing a fuss producing anything but trouble.  There are many, I am sure, who refused to pay the price and went home.  

We can analyze this to pieces, come up with all the possible choices, etc., but I think what is happening now is that many of those who were tricked or felt coerced, or just went along to make career progress - they now want it to stop.  What I don't want to do is for the conversation to get stuck in the did she/didn't she have choices and move on to the idea that now we are talking about getting it to stop.  

How do we create an environment where hundreds of women don't have to either give up or consent to sexual predation to get career advancement?