To Whom It May Concern

To whom it may concern,

A Human Rights violation, should never be one that is ever based on a level of importance. When a Human Right is violated, what that person holds dear to them, all they are offered in this world, their peace of mind, is literally and utterly devastated. They are left feeling ultimately desolate, and out of place, as if the very world they are living in has turned against them.

When my human rights were so blatantly disregarded, and I too found myself helpless to the powers that be, I found myself searching for a system that could speak for me when I had no voice, one that fought for me when I had no ability to. I respect and admire the quick action that took place, when the matter was at hand, but when all was said and done, it is two years later.

I can only implore, that you who are reading this, treat each case that comes across your desk not as a file or phone call, but rather as your own child, or your own mission. That you would give the respect, and attention to every single case as you would expect from those who might happen to work on your own one day. To be merciful and kind, because it is only you who can make the change in the lives of many.

On that note, I am a grown woman now, and have found resolution in myself, I have learned from my situation and have grown. I, however, cannot say the same for the school that left me without dignity. I cannot say that those involved; the educators and mentors, meant to strengthen and mold me, but who grossly misused their power, have found either resolution or growth from my situation.

I don't intend to further my case, as two years have already passed. I can only pray that the Human Rights and lives of those I have left behind under the guidance and supervision of those same educators, may have the same support and love that I did from my family, because I shudder to think of what may happen to those who do not.

You may now close my file.

Regards,
Lynn Seale