&gt;1 in 4 young women think it's always harassment if a guy asks them out for a drink. 1 in 3 think it's harassment if a guy gives them a compliment.

Your source doesn't say that. First of all, the tweet quoted in your linked article said "always/usually", not "always". That's a *huge* difference. But more importantly, they confused men and women on the drink question. Follow their source to The Economist's article, you'll see that it's 1 in 4 young American *men* who believe it's always/usually sexual harassment to ask a woman out for a drink, but a smaller portion of young American women say the same.

I tried to find the actual survey results from YouGov, and I found [this](https://d25d2506sfb94s.cloudfront.net/cumulus_uploads/document/ko2yo0a1bx/econTabReport.pdf) which is a survey of 1500 Americans from the same month, but it says that only 7% of young people (age 18-29) answered "always" and 10% answered "usually" for the drink question. It doesn't break down by age *and* gender, but it looks roughly consistent with the results in the graph on The Economist's article.