It seems this behavior is MORE prevalent in men in positions of power than not. Remember, someone like Weinstein got away with what he did for decades, same with Cosby, same with Trump. I think men in power will still do it. They may be less open about it and more selective, do with with women who are more vulnerable (such as being young, having a past that could be used against them, needing a job), so they are less likely to say anything. Remember a huge number of people in Alabama are defending Moore, saying there is no "evidence" (i.e. 30 corroborated witnesses and a yearbook are apparently not evidence enough to these people). They are also saying innocent until proven guilty, even though the statute of limitations has passed. Color me skeptical.
Eta, at least maybe the real outrageous stuff will be less likely to happen. As a 22 year old, my first real job I worked at an doctor's office. The head doctor among being a brilliant surgeon, was sexist. Pretty much the entire staff (except of course for some of the doctors and the managers) were females, and the rule was that if it was a day he was in the office working, you must wear a dress or skirt (no pants), because I guess he liked to look at his women employees. His secretary looked like a model and all she did was make him lunch and walk around, and the bathroom adjoining his office in addition to questionable wallpaper, had various sex joke objects, like boob mugs prominently displayed. I honestly didn't think much of it at the time, because that's just the way things were. This was in the early 90's.
