An employee can sue their same-gender sexual harasser under Title VII:
A) in any case.
B) only when the same-gender sexual harassment is because the harassee is LGBT.
C) only when the same-gender sexual harassment is not because the harassee is LGBT.
D) in no case. Title VII doesn't cover same-gender sexual harassment.
Correct Answer:
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