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The authors appreciate Krishnan et al. for their comments on Begeny et al. 1 and fully agree with the points raised. Going forward, it will indeed be critical to examine issues of sexual harassment and sexual violence in a more comprehensive manner, including from an intersectional perspective that will need to encompass several social identities, reflecting race and (racialized) ethnicity, class, age, sexual orientation, neurodiversity, parental/career status, relationship/marital status, nationality, and immigration status, for example, as well as gender, going beyond the typical focus on (primarily cis, endo) women and men. Similarly, going forward, it will be important to carefully integrate and build upon insights derived from past work on intersectionality theory, gendered races, racialized genders, intersectional invisibility, and other relevant frameworks. Taking these next steps is very important and will require …