My DD hopes to be a barrister and on her GDL course, the people who want to be barristers have been grouped together for careers advice, some seminars and mooting etc. There is a fellow student who is constantly using inappropriate language about black, multi-race, other ethnic minorities and nationalities as well as displaying views that most people would associate with the far right, but not in the lessons. She even used the n word. My DD finds this offensive as she has friends who are black and is horrified to think that this person wants to be a barrister specialising in immigration law. She is consulting the student code of conduct to see if there is any guidance on offensive language. One of her friends on the course is gay and tension is growing regarding the other student's views on gay people.
My DD has explained to me that she is very uncomfortable being around this person and other people feel the same. She is not sure if they should complain because it might look like a witch hunt but she is genuinely upset to hear this sort of language on a daily basis. She is also not sure if this student is doing this to get a reaction from the other students but can anyone give advie on what course of action to take. All suggestions gratefully received.
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MillyMollyMama · 20/10/2014 09:41
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