In terms of the frequency of occurrence of sexual harassment, there is evidence that white women are harassed more often than women of color. the rate has dropped to about only a fourth of working women who are ever harassed. about three percent of sexual harassment cases involve men as the victims. same-gender sexual harassment does not occur.

The answer is roughly 3 percent of sexual harassment cases involve men as the victims. Sexual harassment circumstances with male targets have long been exceptionally rare. Though, in 1998 in Oncale v. Sundowner Offshore Services, the Supreme Court measured the case of a Louisiana man who demanded he was sexually harassed by his male boss while employed on an oil rig in the Gulf of Mexico.