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Cover Page -- Title Page -- Copyright Page -- Contents -- Introduction -- 1: An Overview of Sexual Harassment -- 2: Why Men Can't-and Shouldn't-Stop Staring at Women -- 3: Sexual Harassment Is About Power, Not Desire -- 4: Sexual Harassment in School Is a Serious Problem -- 5: PC Police Target Middle and High School Students -- 6: Online Sexual Harassment Is a Serious Problem -- 7: Mobile Online Technology Is Helping to Combat Sexual Harassment -- 8: Public Sexual Harassment ("Street Harassment") Is a Serious Problem That Requires Legal Regulation -- 9: Women Need to Confront Sexual Harassers -- 10: Men Need to Take an Active Role in Ending Sexual Harassment -- 11: Abuse of Power: An Increase in Male-on-Male Sexual Harassment Shows Larger Truths About Abuse in the Workplace -- 12: Women Dressing Provocatively Does Not Contribute to Sexual Harassment -- 13: A Woman Describes the Negative Effects of the Sexual Harassment She Experienced in Her Youth -- Appendix -- What You Should Know About Sexual Harassment -- What You Should Do About Sexual Harassment -- Organizations to Contact -- Bibliography -- Index -- Picture Credits -- Back Cover

Cover -- Title page -- Copyright -- Contents -- Preface -- Acknowledgments -- 1 Background and History -- Introduction -- What Is Sexual Harassment -- History -- Court Cases -- Prevalence -- Online Harassment -- Who Harasses -- Why Don't Victims Report It -- False Reporting and Backlash -- Conclusion -- References -- 2. Problems, Controversies, and Solutions -- Introduction -- The Issue of Belief -- Consent and Affirmative Consent -- "Passing the Trash" and Other Challenges -- Objectification of Women and Misogyny -- Involuntary Celibacy (Incels) -- Myths -- Changing Social Norms -- Ineffective Responses -- Solutions to Workplace Harassment -- Compliance Training -- Bystander Training -- Civility Training -- Accountability -- Beyond "Boys Will Be Boys," -- Culture Changes and Solutions, -- Cultural Changes, Limits, and Backlash, -- Court Cases -- Laws and Prosecution -- Street Harassment: Laws and Solutions -- Schools and the Military: Changing Laws -- It's on Us, -- Silence Breakers -- Conclusion, -- References, -- 3. Perspectives -- Defining Sexual Harassment-for Myself -- Those Jeans Have Been Banned in California -- You'll Question Yourself -- Proposition -- Expecting It All -- Catcalling Rejection Hotline -- "Be All That You Can Be," -- Sexual Harassment on Cruise Ships -- Suggestions for Working with Clients Who Have Experienced Sexual Harassment -- Middle-School Madness -- The Open Secret -- 4. Profiles -- Introduction -- Activists -- Tarana Burke -- Anita Hill -- Katie Hnida -- Dolores Huerta -- Catharine A. MacKinnon -- Eleanor Holmes Norton -- Phyllis Schlafly -- Terranea Resort Workers -- Time's Up and Time's Up Legal Defense Fund -- Crystal Washington, Dana Lewis, and the Female Employees of the Plaza Hotel -- The Women Who Spoke out against Harvey Weinstein -- Working Women United -- Court Cases.

Cover -- Title Page -- Copyright -- Contents -- Introduction -- Series Foreword -- Acknowledgments -- Guide to Health Literacy -- Common Misconceptions about Sexual Harassment -- Questions and Answers -- Identifying Sexual Harassment -- 1. What is sexual harassment? -- 2. What is the difference between sexual harassment, sexual assault, and sexual misconduct? -- 3. Where can sexual harassment occur? -- 4. What are the warning signs that someone you know has been affected by sexual harassment? -- 5. How prevalent is sexual harassment in the United States? -- 6. How is sexual harassment viewed in countries around the globe? -- 7. What are the laws against sexual harassment in the United States? -- 8. What does consent mean? -- 9. When were the first sexual harassment cases documented? -- 10. What are common characteristics of a harasser? -- 11. What are workplace romances? -- Causes and Risk Factors -- 12. Why does sexual harassment occur? -- 13. Do both males and females experience sexual harassment? -- 14. Are certain groups of people more likely to experience sexual harassment than others? -- 15. What do gender identity and sexual orientation have to do with sexual harassment? -- 16. What does age have to do with sexual harassment? -- 17. What do race or ethnicity have to do with sexual harassment? -- 18. Does being a victim of childhood abuse increase one's likelihood of experiencing sexual harassment as an adult? -- 19. What is victim blaming? -- 20. What is sex addiction? Is there a relationship between sex addiction and sexual harassment? -- Consequences and Effects -- 21. What are the physical effects associated with sexual harassment? -- 22. What are the psychological/emotional effects associated with sexual harassment? What role does sexual harassment play in the development of eating disorders or other mental health disorders?.