In the Case of "Equal Opportunity Harassers" Who Harass Both

In the case of "equal opportunity harassers" who harass both men and women, the courts tend to rule: ​

A) for the harasser, because the harassment is not because of sex ​
B) for the harasser, because harassment is not proven in that circumstance
C) for the victim of the harassment, because the harassment is because of sex
D) for the victim of the harassment, because harassment is proven generally