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Cece Xie, an attorney in New York City with a pretty sizable social media following, took to the internet to share what she described as an “unhinged” email from a student who criticized her for not taking “10 minutes to speak with him about law school admissions.” So reports The New York Post.
As of press time, the video had been seen approximately 1.6 million times. Among the many complaints made in the email, the closing, as shared by Xie, read “Thanks for your microaggressive civility,” with respect to her response to his initial email.
Read the full story from The New York Post.
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