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This looks like discrimination. But you are not alone: we’re here to help.
We are sorry that you had to go through this. Remember: you are not to blame for what happened and have the right to feel safe at school. First, we advise you to share this incident with people you trust. It can be your family members, friends, or teachers. You can also contact National Runaway Safeline, which is willing to sort out any problems you may have experienced at school. Please read below how you can protect your rights: First, you can file a complaint with the school or school district;Second, you can file a Charge of Discrimination with the OCR (the Office of Civil Rights) within 180 calendar days from the day the discrimination took place. You can use the OCR complaint form online. You may also file a complaint with your State’s Department of Education;finally, you can file a lawsuit in a civil court if you want. It is also essential to refer your case to a competent lawyer who can help you take legal action against discrimination.
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