mirandallen
New Member
- Jurisdiction
- California
I need to know if this could be a case or just to let it go.
In one of my group counseling classes (I am a Master's in Counseling student) there was a student who verbally attacked me. They attacked me for my race, gender identity, and LGBT population in general. The student stated that "white people are the problem in this cohort" and "cannot handle being uncomfortable" and would glance at me numerous times. After that, he stated my transgender identity "did not count as oppression." Later on, he mentioned he "knows what it's like to be in the LGBT community" because he has "friends in there who let me call them fucking faggots".
I spoke to the university about this attack and their response was to move me from that group and move on. Later on, they claimed this was a "cohort issue" and even stated it was between my attacker and a student who defended me. They have yet to do anything and only a few days ago linked me up with the Title IX Coordinator. They weren't as helpful as I thought. They did ask about my well-being, but only offered me to leave the class or him.
I need help.
In one of my group counseling classes (I am a Master's in Counseling student) there was a student who verbally attacked me. They attacked me for my race, gender identity, and LGBT population in general. The student stated that "white people are the problem in this cohort" and "cannot handle being uncomfortable" and would glance at me numerous times. After that, he stated my transgender identity "did not count as oppression." Later on, he mentioned he "knows what it's like to be in the LGBT community" because he has "friends in there who let me call them fucking faggots".
I spoke to the university about this attack and their response was to move me from that group and move on. Later on, they claimed this was a "cohort issue" and even stated it was between my attacker and a student who defended me. They have yet to do anything and only a few days ago linked me up with the Title IX Coordinator. They weren't as helpful as I thought. They did ask about my well-being, but only offered me to leave the class or him.
I need help.