You angry, emotional, and wrong. Frenk started in August or Sepember. This first thing he did was a 100-day listening exercise that revolved around being an inclusive campus that started in early September. And it wasn't just bathrooms. You can stop with that. I have no problem with anything he did. My issue is that he was brought on for two main reasons: fundraising and to help out with a medical facility. Do we need to get into that?
Here is the letter he wrote after his 100 Day listening exercise that BEGAN FIRST FIRST DAY ON THE JOB
You, quite literally, contradict your prior claims when you actually cite facts.
So his "agenda" was fundraising and the med school. Two issues that cannot be solved or fixed in 100 days.
Then, because most people are capable of doing more than one thing at a time, he ALSO conducted an open-minded listening exercise, to hear and identify issues particular to UM with which he was not already familiar.
And then, because some issues are easier and quicker to fix than others, he did a number of things specific to the LGBTQ population, and somehow YOU TURNED THAT INTO Frenk's signature first issue?
YOU WERE THE ONE who referred vaguely to "LGBTQ upgrades". I questioned the "upgrades". "Upgrades" would be the 14 bathrooms. A couple of extra alumni groups or seminars during Orientation do not constitute "upgrades".
So, again, this all comes back to YOU. YOU were the one who whined about "LGBTQ upgrades". I asked YOU to be specific about what you objected to. I did NOT ask you to produce some article that does NOT address what your particular objections are.
Feel free to tell us WHAT "upgrades" you object to. Because if Frenk did more than renovate 14 bathrooms, the article did not specify any other "upgrades". What did Frenk do that hurt you so badly? Did he install concrete butt plugs on all of the campus benches? Come on, be specific.
And, again, no law students were forced to work for Hilarie Bass. You may not like or agree with every case Hilarie Bass has worked on, but it is her right and it does not mean that anyone (or everyone) at UM Law has supported her efforts.