ExposeAustinTexas is about exposing the corruption, undue influence, and hostility in the most overrated and hypocritical city in Texas: Austin, Texas. My experiences in Austin, Texas involved a lot of undue influence, harassment, invasion of privacy, conspiracy against rights, poor customer service, discrimination, institutional racism, workplace mobbing, hate, and manipulation at Westdale Parke Apartments, Riverbend Church, and The University of Texas at Austin. As a graduate student in the UT Austin advertising program I felt that I was targeted because I am a minority who does not bow down to hypocrisy: I experienced workplace mobbing, invasion of privacy, and hate because I am a minority and a whistleblower: this is illegal discrimination and is also a violation of the 4th amendment and 14th amendment constitutional rights. The worst of my experiences were at The University of Texas at Austin. The Dean of Students had my roommate named Bruce Jeffers ,who was also an employee of UT Austin, go through my confidential papers, files, and computer files located in the privacy of my bedroom: for two semesters he reported my private information to The Dean of Students Office. In my house and in the classroom he constantly criticized, and mocked me to make me feel inferior and offended. Also, I experienced workplace mobbing in Dr. Michael Mackert's and Dr. Marina Choi's advertising classes at The University of Texas at Austin in which I was inappropriately ignored and harshly blamed to the point where I could not complete my work or engage in meaningful discussions with others. Additionally, a handful of UT Austin staff and faculty deliberately withheld resources and help; they gave me dirty looks in public to humiliate me; they treated me as if I smelled foul; and they halted due customer service to make me feel offended and shunned. On a few occasions I was shouted at in blaming tones and called belittling names like "stubborn" and "always a problem." Be very cautious with the advertising department: they have no concern for your civil rights or individuality. Conformity is enforced like in a third world country: and the customer service and lectures are extremely poor quality: they indoctrinate you to think that undue influence, fascist corporatism, and suppression of information is good for you. It's not. Don't give them your money. Furthermore, do not bother filing complaints with the useless Ms. Milstone or hypocritical Ms. Green at Institutional Equity or even the corrupted Dean of Students Office located at UT Austin: I believe they are all venal dim-wits who will hide the corruption and scapegoat others to make the university appear perfectly credible, legitimate, and professional. They will also depict and discredit complainers as trouble-makers or deluded (which is notably called Martha Mitchell Effect, a tactic used by abusive authorities to discredit and humiliate complainers.) That practice is extremely unethical, hostile, and unfair: consider that unfair treatment and hostility (i.e., discrimination) have nothing to do with mental illness or causing trouble. Unfair treatment and hostility can easily arise out of negative stereotypes and phobias that people hold against minorities. Everybody has the right to file complaints if they feel discriminated against. The protected classes are disability, national origin (ethnicity), race (any race), color of skin, age, sex (male and female), and sexual. Civil rights are also protected and are inalienable which includes your freedom of speech, freedom of expression, and freedom of thought to disagree and disapprove with how professionals treat you without the fear of them executing punishments or retaliating against you. Additionally, we all have the right to file formal complaints, discrimination complaints, retaliation complaints, and the right to expose corruption and undue influence online in public blogs and to the media. PLEASE REPORT ALL CORRUPT EMPLOYEES WHO ARE EMPLOYED BY UT AUSTIN TO DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION OFFICE FOR CIVIL RIGHTS (214) 661-9600. File your complaint report through the department of education website: and do a follow up call. Also file your complaint on an online public blog, so that the public is aware of the details. Furthermore, it is extremely important to understand we are all equal under the law which is stated in the 14th amendment in the U.S. constitution. Conspiracy against rights is a federal offense and a felony enacted in 2007. LASTLY, IT IS IMPORTANT TO TAKE FULL ADVANTAGE OF THE FREEDOM OF INFORMATION ACT AND YOUR FREEDOM OF SPEECH TO HELP STOP WORKPLACE MOBBING, TYRANNY, INSTITUTIONAL RACISM, AND ILLEGAL DISCRIMINATION. HISPANICS, INDIVIDUALISTIC PEOPLE, WHISTLEBLOWERS, ICONOCLASTS, GAYS, AND ATHEISTS ARE THE PRIME TARGETS FOR WORKPLACE MOBBING.
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I finished my thesis and master's degree at another university (thankfully not The University of Texas at Austin). I was also awarded scholarship money at the university I graduated from. I was treated in a very fair and respectful manner throughout my learning experiences. I am thankful to my professors and the dean for being professional and caring. Not all professors or deans are embittered tyrants. But I believe abuse of power is common in many universities and corporations: it must be exposed and halted by use of social activism, research, logic, and blogging.

I like to encourage people to be healthy and to be as loving and caring in their actions and behaviors as possible. Loving-kindness, sharing, critical thinking, compassion, and empathy are needed now more than ever.

Furthermore, I like to see people empowered with information: too many people are misinformed and I like to encourage them to read, research, watch documentaries, and to solve problems where everybody wins and nobody walks away a loser. I believe in win-win solutions or win-win alternatives. But I also believe in speaking out against tyranny, discrimination, homophobia, racism, bullying, bigotry, and workplace mobbing.

Lastly, I am an advocate of the U.S. constitution which states that we are all equal under the law in the 14th amendment (equal protection clause): and it is imperative that we research and empower ourselves as individuals with as much knowledge as possible so that we can live happily and safely in our constitutional republic. I believe individuality is very important: it's important to love yourself; to empower yourself with wisdom, knowledge, and research; and to give your individuality the chance to blossom into something very special and wonderful. I have provided a list of documentaries and books to help everyone.

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