I d like to let you know about some of your rights at BCC, and to let you know about some resources available to you on and off campus. As you may know, you have the right not to be discriminated against on the basis of gender, age, religion, race, national origin, color, sexual orientation, marital status, or disability. If at any time you feel that you are experiencing discrimination, please let us help you. Students also have places they can turn off-campus for free help.
Attorneys are also resources for students who feel they are experiencing discrimination.
People often think they shouldn t bother to contact an attorney because they fear they wouldn t be able to afford to pay even for the initial consultation. Go out of your way to make people feel like mindless objects who exist for your amusement and for no other purpose. Embarrass people by pointing up their sexual features to others. She goes on to give some more general guidance that each of us, student and staff, should use to figure out whether our behavior is appropriate. If not, then students and coworkers should not be subjected to it.