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America rejected Bill Cosby. But Who Is Still Profiting from His Genius?
The television industry discarded the man who helped make NBC a fortune. His conviction was overturned. His career was not restored. And the business of selling his work may be far from finished.
America Convicted Bill Cosby Before the Jury Did—Then Ignored How His Conviction Collapsed
Bill Cosby was never charged with rape in the criminal case that sent him to prison. He was never convicted of rape. Yet millions of Americans came away believing otherwise, fed a steady diet of allegations involving rape, Quaaludes, and drugging that often blurred the criminal charges, the testimony, and the accusations surrounding him
From a Mother’s Grief to a Nation’s Reality: Camille Cosby’s Warning on Voting Rights Comes Full Circle
Sounding the alarm in 1998, Camille Cosby warned that the Voting Rights Act, which President Lyndon B. Johnson signed in 1965, was set to expire in 2007. Now, the high court has completed gutted the law.
$60 Million, 54 Years Later: The Verdict That Exposes More Than Bill Cosby
A $60 million hammer on a 54-year-old claim, a payout twice as large as what came out of the O.J. Simpson civil case, where that jury decided the former football star killed two people. Suddenly, the scales of justice appear unbalanced, resembling a transaction rather than a fair process.
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