A Bully Threw My Prosthetic Leg Onto the Interstate—Then Four Army Humvees Stopped and the Colonel Who Stepped Out Was My Mother
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Chapter 21 - The Board VoteRidgeway State's board voted to remove donor representatives from informal disciplinary consultation.
No foundation trustee would receive pending student-conduct information merely because their child was involved.
Cases involving major donors would receive independent review.
Complaint closures required written justification.
Disability-related harassment cases received specialist review.
Wade resigned from the foundation board before the vote.
Dean Harlow was already gone.
Maya Chen from disability services joined the new oversight panel.
She apologized to me.
“I forwarded your complaint and assumed the system worked.”
“So did I.”
That was the lesson.
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Reporting mechanisms were not enough.
Someone had to check whether reports actually moved.
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