Over his almost half-century in the entertainment industry, Bill Cosby emerged as one of the most prominent Black figures in American culture. His career skyrocketed with a breakthrough on television in the mid-1960s, and he made significant contributions to children’s programming and education. He was also celebrated for his iconic stand-up comedy and albums, and he starred in the groundbreaking sitcom, The Cosby Show, which became a symbol of Black achievement for countless Americans. However, the courageous and heartrending accounts from numerous women have since revealed a dark truth about the man who was once revered as “America’s Dad.”