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UNO [17]
1 year ago
10

using a derogatory term to describe individuals who identify as bisexual cannot be considered sexual harassment if it wasn't int

ended to offend someone.
Law
1 answer:
Angelina_Jolie [31]1 year ago
6 0

The mindset of using derogatory terms for people identifying themselves as bisexuals and then neglecting it by not calling it as sexual harassment would be illogical and wrong.

People of LGBTQ community are creations of God and any comments on them would be counted against humanity and basic human dignity.  Bisexuality refers to the sexual attraction or intimate behavior towards both males and females.  Such comments would be uncomfortable for most people, and it may also create hostile environment that causes sexual harassment to people of this community, and they may find them in isolation or depression. Sexual remarks on anyone could be valued as discrimination and violation of human integrity and dignity. It creates a negative impact on the young minds, and they can turn abusive to such people and so it is necessary that such remarks are avoided completely.

Learn more about Sexual harassment at:

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