Except one of them is only a problem if you think there's something inherently wrong with poor people.

You're pretty adorably full of shit.

Ask them, not me.

Ok.

54% (of respondents) had experienced some form of workplace sexual harassment. 79% of the victims are women; 21% were men.

The highest levels of harassment were in these industries (in no particular order):

Business, trade, banking and finance
Sales and marketing
Hospitality
Civil Service
Education, lecturing and teaching

source

Here's an older study, from 2000, with interesting results. But let's see if we can't find something a little more recent.

From 2006:

62% of female college students report having been sexually harassed at their university, with 80% of the reported harassment being peer-to-peer. 51% of male college students admit to sexually harassing someone in college, with 22% admitting to harassing someone often or occasionally. source

But, of course we can't acknowledge that 52% of men admitted harassing someone at school. That doesn't fit the victim blaming narrative bullshit, does it?

73% of women (internal medicine residents in a university training program) reported that they had been sexually harassed at least once during their training.

Between 20% and 25% of women will experience a completed and/or attempted rape during their college career.

Of course, we all know that harassment in schools and the workplace is bullshit.