[Program Manager],

I experienced abuse at Honeyman State Park.

Common, petty abuse. I documented it.

And in my first introduction to you, you tried to intimidate me for recording an abusive meeting rather than asking me why someone would feel the need to record such a meeting.

Weeks later an unidentified man interrogated me while all of the park staff were away for regional events. And less than a week later, I was dismissed over the phone using a homeless man's journal as pretext.

These are facts. You can't dispute any of them.

The abuse was petty. I would have moved on from it.

But you choose to punish me. You choose to continue the abuse by using the exact same tactics [Park Manager] did at that picnic table.

And then you expelled me from the one thing I ever tried to join in my entire adult life.

And then you went silent.

At this point, I don't know if I'll sue you. I reached out to some pretty powerful attorneys. They didn't show enough interest. I paused to reassess.

I don't want to. I hope that's obvious. 

But I won't let an institution reframe reality just because it's inconvenient for them.

You harmed me. You are harming me right now.

Robert Samuel White