Do Works by Men Toppled by #MeToo Belong in the Classroom? - The New York Times

So when Ms. Myers learned last year of the allegations of sexual harassment against Mr. Alexie, who issued a statement admitting he had "harmed other people," she felt two waves of betrayal - first for her students and then for herself, a survivor of abuse.

"When the #MeToo movement happened I told my story," Ms. Myers said. She knew some of her students, too, had experienced sexual assault.

But she decided not to tell her class about the accusations against Mr. Alexie. "They thought it was the coolest thing in the world to have that role model; why take that away from them?"