Harassers are not just people having authority and power. Also, conduct which is in poor taste or inappropriate, but not illegal under EEOC guidelines, can still be offensive to the recipient. Everyone can benefit from trying to help improve the environment in our community. If the answer is yes, stop it. Be aware that sexual remarks or physical conduct of a sexual nature can make some people uncomfortable even if you wouldn't feel this way yourself.
People are different.
Learn to respect these differences. Do not repeat behavior if you have been told it is not wanted. Do not take the risk of discovering that your behavior is, indeed, objectionable to another. If you are in doubt, stop the behavior. If you witness repeated, unwanted and uninvited conduct by one individual toward another, or if you hear or see someone being propositioned, leered at, touched, questioned about her or his personal life, or repeatedly asked for a date, you may be witnessing sexual harassment.