Results revealed that almost half the women reported sexual harassment in work and social settings. Significant ethnic differences existed in the prevalence and type of sexual harassment and in victim characteristics in workplaces. Single African American victims of harassment in social settings were significantly more likely than white victims to have incomes at or below the poverty level. The finding that significantly more white than African American women reported workplace sexual harassment contradicts previous research and suggests the need for further study with multiethnic populations. Future research should include a variety of private and public social settings. In addition, this research should examine factors that prevent women from taking action to remedy sexual harassment across settings. Tables and 34 references (Author abstract modified)