Many people claim that there is a fine line between sexual harassment and flirting or simply giving a compliment.This argument is

A) wrong,because if someone says "stop it" and the perpetrator doesn't stop,it is sexual harassment.
B) correct,because most people do not know when sexual attentions are unwelcome.
C) wrong,because all compliments are sexual harassment.
D) correct,because most people enjoy the attentions of their co-workers.

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somaya jannat · Accepted Answer

Final Answer : A, Explanation :  This choice correctly states that the line between sexual harassment and flirting/complimenting is not fine, but clear. If someone indicates that they do not welcome the attention, such as saying stop it, then anything beyond that point is considered sexual harassment. It is important to respect people's boundaries and to always prioritize their comfort and consent.

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