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      • Keld [he/him, any]@hexbear.netEnglish
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        1 month ago

        So the “Official” way to escalate this would be

        Complaint (Done, rejected)
        Request for an appeal board (Not done, would be appointed by the faculty from among the faculty. I.e. the people who just nixed it)
        Request for the dean to look at it (She’s the one who says students can have a little cancer as a treat)
        Technically you can then appeal to the ministry, but the fucking dean has to be the one to send it, and only if they want to.

        The only other way is a direct lawsuit of the person who did it. Which I am not gonna do.

        So the recourse just looks very unpleasant and not worth it.

        Edit: I wrote this twice because the site was being wonky, deleted the other one.