Okay CoSo, I need some advice. I am potentially looking at reporting the new assistant manager at the apartments, but I'm not sure if I'm over reacting. I don't want to get anyone in trouble for nothing.
There have been two incidents in the past few months, both when I've gone in to pay my rent. I'll put them in the thread as separate posts because it won't all fit here. Keep in mind I have never met this woman until the first incident.
She clarified she was joking but then went into a long monologue about being baptist, but okay with LGBTQ people, because her pastor said that she shouldn't judge. She then spent 15 minutes talking about Jesus and being saved. It felt suspiciously like a transphobe masking. Not only that, but as a person who was traumatized by the church as a child, it hit a nerve. I went back upstairs and made a note of it thinking maybe she was just ignorant and wasn't sure how to approach. That changed today
Today I went in and she somehow managed to also talk about Jesus and heaven as the first words out of her mouth. Then she is looking up our apartment and somehow feels it's appropriate to point out that my husbands last name is Lynch and
"Like Lynch as in what they used to do to black people in the south."
I was gobsmacked. I didn't know what to say. She then followed it up with "things are a lot different now though, black men date white woman all the time."
@Halcyon Spending 15 minutes telling you about her personal religious faith is deeply unprofessional from a corporate stance for one, and the rest of it is highly sus. If this was in a private setting it's one thing, but in a business setting?
If you're having difficulty accessing services after this encounter, or you feel uncomfortable working with her as a result of her actions, I'd write a letter at the very least to upper management and see if this can be addressed.
@Halcyon @NiveusLepus I think you should go with your gut, and say something.
@NiveusLepus I've seen her talk to other people in passing, and she seems very confrontational. That's why I'm questioning reporting. It does feel mean-spirited.