The Supreme Court has defined sex discrimination under Title VII of the Civil Rights Act of 1964 to include sexual harassment (both opposite-gender and same-gender).The Court has defined quid pro quo and hostile environment harassment.The Court has not defined it to protect someone against discrimination or harassment based on sexual orientation or preference,or transgender status.Discuss whether Title VII should be expanded to include those issues.

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The Answer of The Supreme Court has defined sex discrimination under Title VII of the Civil Rights Act of 1964 to include sexual harassment (both opposite-gender and same-gender).The Court has defined quid pro quo and hostile environment harassment.The Court has not defined it to protect someone against discrimination or harassment based on sexual orientation or preference,or transgender status.Discuss whether Title VII should be expanded to include those issues.

The Supreme Court Has Defined Sex Discrimination Under Title VII