Brooklyn charter school counselors had sex chats daily, even with students: suit

A male steering counselor at New Daybreak Constitution College says he was fired after he spoke up about receiving undesirable sexual feedback from his feminine colleagues.
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Bawdy feminine steering counselors at a Brooklyn constitution college subjected a male colleague to express conversations about intercourse and penis preferences for years — and he was fired for complaining, he claims in a lawsuit.

Alexis Garraway says the humiliating abuse at New Daybreak Constitution Excessive College started in 2019, when lead counselor Janisha Crawley struck up a dialog about what she “sexually wished” in a person, in response to the lawsuit filed final week in Brooklyn federal courtroom.

Crawley stated she wanted a penis no less than “seven inches” lengthy — and “thick” with “good stiffness,” in response to courtroom papers.

“Sure, child!” a fellow counselor, Beranda Felder, allegedly chimed in.

Garraway was berated with such attractive heart-to-hearts each day, with the randy pair “overtly and loudly” discussing previous and current companions, full with “graphic particulars,” his swimsuit says.

Alexis Garraway says that steering counselors Janisha Crawley and Beranda Felder would overtly focus on their preferences in male genitalia at work.

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“Crawley and Felder even began permitting feminine college students on the college to come back into the workplace and overtly focus on their intimate sexual relationships in return for recommendation,” the swimsuit alleges.

Garraway complained to the administration — however says that as a substitute of placing a cease to the “sexual harassment,” the bosses ratted him out to Crawley, who then chewed him out.

In 2021, Crawley was promoted and have become his direct supervisor, with the administration once more taking no motion in response to his complaints, the swimsuit says.

Alexis Garraway alleges that Janisha Crawley and Beranda Felder would even focus on intercourse with college students on the college.

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In a gathering that 12 months with operations director Jose Obregon and HR director Steve Ramkissoon, Garraway was instructed he wanted to “present extra courtesy to feminine co-workers and work higher with them,” in response to courtroom papers.

“We have now to be delicate. Ladies have particular wants,” Obregon allegedly stated.

Six weeks later Garraway was fired.

He's demanding $68,286.40 in misplaced wages plus damages. Garraway’s lawyer, and Crawley, Felder, and Obregon, didn't return messages. New Daybreak govt director Sara Asmussen declined remark.