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A. No. The harasser, as well as the target, can be a woman or a man. Overwhelmingly, the majority of sexual harassment cases involve men as the harassers and women the victims. Nevertheless, cases do arise in which women harass men. Also, the US Supreme Court recognizes that a man can sexually harass a man and a woman, a woman.
