We need to stop looking at this as an individual issue, and start discussing the underlying systems and narratives that are in place that let men like Harvey take advantage of women for years, usually with little to no consequences. Women are vulnerable to losing their jobs and they know they are not likely to receive a positive response if she does report it (accused of lying, no action, etc), thus it makes sense why women chose not to always take action, because it will harm them more than it will help. We need to work toward supporting these women and creating actual consequences for these men. Articles like this need to use the opportunity to discuss how we can change the vulnerability women have in the system, rather than discussing how successful Harvey is. The concern here should not be the future of this company but rather what the film industry can do to stop the sexual harassment that has become the norm.