Enough blood? But in this application they had two questions which are to determine financial aid. [2], The next morning, when Fierceton awoke, Morrison told her she was taking her car keys and telling the school she was sick. I cant say how many questions are left and were close to done. And I asked in the email exchange: Is this about the anonymous email? I took photos of the building and sent it to them, and I was connecting them with different people who were in my class, who were in his class. She was an independent student when she applied. [2], During her high school years, Fierceton has alleged that her mother subjected her to emotional and physical abuse, the latter enough on more than one occasion to require hospitalization. Its, in my opinion, because they get overlooked and the kids like me are kind of rendered invisible by the privileges of our biological families. "We would never have believed any of it if we weren't living it." But those definitions arent anywhere to be found. "[12] Gutmann, soon to step down from her position to serve as U.S. ambassador to Germany, had made increasing the amount of FGLI students at Penn a priority in her previous 17 years as the university's president. How many covert wars, miscarriages of justice, and dystopian technologies would remain hidden if our reporters werent on the beat? Since we began the Reshuffled journey, any mention of foster care grabs my attention, the same with Tracy. And you experienced that yourself, right? Raised in Chesterfield, Missouri, a West County suburb of St. Louis, she attended and graduated from the Whitfield School in Creve Coeur. On Saturday afternoon, Fierceton said she found herself in a Zoom meeting for several hours with 10 other finalists from this region. Asked by the school's wellness director (who later told police she had seen insulting texts from Morrison on Fierceton's phone) about the reasons for the injuries, Fierceton said that she was "clumsy" but did not offer any details. The university, in its response to Mackenzies lawsuit, referred to Mackenzies mother as an accomplished physician and claimed that a court had found her allegations not to be credible. We started building this, and this is exactly who we built it for. Its a very under-researched field. Fierceton said that when she had applied to SP2 as a sophomore she had cleared it with the school's associate director of admissions, who told her that a student's biological parents were not relevant to that definition, and said the same thing in 2020 (Penn's OSC interviewed the associate director and SP2's associate director for financial aid whom Fierceton said she had a similar conversation with; neither remembered speaking with Fierceton about the issue)[1]:111112). Fierceton was released after four days. And then I remembered that my teacher had told me to write a gratitude list. She retained two lawyers to represent her pro bono; they talked to Morrison themselves, who told them she still loved her daughter and wanted her to come home. Theyre not on a website. RG: or in graduate school. The recurring sexual abuse by Lovelace had made Fierceton even more anxious over the summer after he gave her mother a gun as a gift (Morrison had called the police after Lovelace showed Fierceton pictures of the gun. There were definitely, Im sure. And how much did she challenge your medical condition after that beating? And its striking to see just the continuing to push of what happened. First, Morrison had tried to send Fierceton some jewelry during her freshman year and contacted the university to find out how to get in touch with her; when Fierceton was informed of this she said she had a, "Regardless of the actual reason for her name change," Penn's lawyers write in their response to her lawsuit, "Fierceton effectively fastened a buffer of separation between her real life story and the false story she had cultivated for Penn and others. Aviv tells the story of Mackenzie Fierceton, a former student at the University of Pennsylvania. She is poor, but she has not been poor for long enough. [2], One day in September 2014, she told the history teacher about Lovelace's abuse. What was the response from the readers of the paper? RG: I want to talk about where you think that pushback came from. RG: And did they say anything along those lines? RG: That was Mackenzie Fierceton and thats our show. The nurse also reported bruises all over Fierceton's body, in different stages of healing, considered an indicator of possible physical abuse. She shared with the former screenshots of online chats and printouts of emails with representatives of the, The Rhodes Trust report found that the Penn police had no records of any calls to them from Fierceton about this. And when I asked her again when I was gathering all this evidence in 2020, she gave me the same answer of: I dont believe its relevant, and this box isnt relevant to admission. The teacher recalled that she had black eyes and hair matted with blood, a description corroborated by a nurse who saw her on arrival after an ambulance brought her to nearby Mercy Hospital St. Louis. [3] The change in her living situation greatly complicated her college plans as she had no financial resources of her own. He was earlier arrested in Chattanooga, Tennessee. A 24-year-old Rhodes Scholar has left the prestigious program after being accused of lying about growing up poor, reports say. [2][g], The packages she says she received were supplemented by hangup calls, which a faculty member Fierceton occasionally lived with recalled her receiving in the months preceding the trial of her mother's lawsuit against DSS later in her junior year. An article in The Philadelphia Inquirer erroneously wrote that she had grown up poor. Whereas white parents, a lot of times, it is much harder the bar is much higher to remove them from their homes because their whiteness or possibly class privilege or whatever identities that they have that might not fit a social worker or judges or whoevers involved perception of whose kids should be in the foster system. And so youre becoming rather inconvenient to the university at that point , I would assume, which plays into the way that universities and elite structures think of diversity, I think. We want to think of it as: If you were ever rich, youre always rich; if youre ever poor, youre always poor. And we had a fairly lengthy conversation, just kind of going through the ins and outs of my childhood and left it at, she was like: OK, I understand now and Im just going to leave this. So to me it was pretty clear that it likely came from them. Did you go into foster care? MF: I mean, part of it is honestly like its looking at cause we just wanted to be as thorough as possible of when [laughs] I was crying, and then I was crying and taking breaths. RG: And all of us, no matter what our situation, are not completely safe from it. The battle between her and the school was chronicled by Rachel Aviv in the New Yorker earlier this month. Like there is more attention to systemic poverty and trying to keep children in their homes to begin with, I would say, which is important, because if you can keep kids in their homes, then theyre not in the system and facing that foster-to-prison pipeline. And if you read it aloud, its almost exactly the length of the phone call. And Im glad that people are having the kinds of systemic discussions that are so key to all of this. Fierceton told the story that, according to her diary, her mother had told her to tellthat she had tripped while playing with the family dogs and bruised herself on the corner of a nearby table. At first she went to a friend's home in Ohio and then returned to the Philadelphia area as May and graduation approached to live with a classmate's family. [2], In July the OSC concluded its investigation with a 31-page report sent to provost Wendell Pritchett examining Fierceton's background more extensively than the Rhodes Trust had. At first she explained Fierceton's injuries as either having been caused by an intruder or somehow self-inflicted, then said her daughter had fallen downstairs while she was trying to help her get some chewing gum out of her hair. [2] The psychologist testified that she had seen both mother and daughter during 2007 and 2008. Raised in Chesterfield, Missouri, a West County suburb of St. Louis, she attended and graduated from the Whitfield School in Creve Coeur. Which as Im sure youve learned since is a complete and fundamental misunderstanding of poverty . MF: You know, in my personal experience, there were not very many kids who came from a background like me. And we do know for sure that she was in touch with the university. Her mother was a doctor and Fierceton attended a prep school, but she was. She also alleged that Penn had on many occasions failed to follow its own disciplinary policies in its investigation of her.[16]. Yeah. Fierceton considered dropping out, but "if I truly can't do this, where am I supposed to return to? RG: And I just want to read this for people. woman who won a coveted scholarship in the US to study at Oxford after claiming she was poor, overcame childhood abuse and grew up in foster care lost the opportunity after it emerged she was. Then the Philly paramedics couldnt figure out how to get to the building and then they couldnt get me out. And its no offense its not like the most profound . So how is a person who is filling out this application supposed to know what definition youre supposed to use? Fierceton wrote to SP2 dean Sara Bachman complaining about the interview, saying she felt "worthlessness, hopelessness, and shame" for a week afterwards. [2], Morrison, no longer employed by St. Luke's, then began the process of trying to restore her reputation by having all references to it removed from the public record. And it just felt pretty devastating to me, because for so long I hid everything, Id been so ashamed, and I already felt so much guilt in coming forward then. Mackenzies critics even began nitpicking how much blood was in her hair while she was in the intensive care unit. Fierceton grew up in a wealthy community and attended an elite private school in a St. Louis suburb. While her yes answer to "At any time since you turned age 13, were both your parents deceased, were you in foster care or were you a dependent or ward of the court?" In November 2020, Mackenzie Fierceton was one of just 32 students to be awarded the Rhodes Scholarship to study at Oxford. I was like: Great. [10], Fierceton, who outside of school had also taken on a volunteer position as a birthing doula, decided during that summer to apply for a Rhodes Scholarship to get a Ph.D. at Oxford University in England, encouraged by a classmate who had just won one himself and was impressed by her activism. Its just so obvious that you fit the criteria for low-income, but it seems like they feel like you dont fit it in the spirit of how they want it. Even though I had, again, written statements from two ICU nurses who took care of me saying: Yes, there was blood, [laughs] theres photographs, and there still was the argument of like, there wasnt enough blood or your face wasnt so distorted you could couldnt tell who you were. And thats an unfortunate reality so many survivors experience, not having a lot of documentation. Because thats not how we understand poverty. The department of social services substantiated Mackenzies allegations, as did the Missouri Child Abuse and Neglect Review Board, which is an independent state panel. And then throughout the now a year and a half process [laughs] of different sort of invented processes that happened, eventually the university was like: OK, I guess shes low-income. Her history teacher described the incident this way: She showed up at my classroom door with a bloodied and battered face and then fainted., Mackenzie was hospitalized. I do think that it is a huge defense mechanism that people deploy. And so I was like, of course, Im going to respond again. And I was actually really nervous about doing any press for this reason. First of all, thats one box? And its funny, cause it just made me so frustrated and I actually went back and read it. As an anonymous letter writer revealed, however, she was also the privately educated child of a radiologist, brought up in an affluent suburb. A petition to the county circuit court to have the arrest expunged was granted in a one-page order that attributed the arrest to "false information". The notation in her transcript remains. One of them, to me, felt pretty clear that it was probably from someone in my biological family, because it had photos of me; it had very specific information that very few people would have and I dont think many people would have random childhood photos of me. Like, I dont have the precise statistics in front of me, but if you asked people to guess at the number of people who will experience, say, two years of poverty in their life, people will miss it by magnitudes. Penn's Office of Student Conduct recommended withholding her master's degree until she paid a fine; both conditions were dropped but a notation about the investigative finding remains in her transcript. I didnt encounter many of them in the two years that I was living in foster families. There were three instances of attempted contact from her family or foster family. And I dont remember exactly what their statement was, but they disputed it. In The New Yorker article, one teacher had written: She showed up at my classroom door with a bloodied and battered face and then fainted., And then, Rachel Aviv, the reporter also quotes Sherry McClain, who was a nurse who was assigned to you, she said: She had two black eyes, and her hair was full of blood. And those other people are kind of like the orphans that we think of in Dickensian novels. "[2], On her application, Fierceton recounted her background and the unexpected way it led to her becoming a foster child. MF: So those questions really came later. So I felt pretty confident. And my biological family did not fit those stereotypes, and I think that was really hard for people to process. But when you're filling out a box where it's "yes" or "no" and there's no more information or "kind of!" Cops have accused the MTV star of stalking as well as violation of an order of protection. Theres no cell phone reception in the basement. [2], "Family is not the people you are related to by blood," she wrote in the diary. I asked specifically about those boxes and the answer I got was again, this was multiple years ago, but it was something along the lines of I dont think that biological parents are relevant to this. Fierceton believes it was likely sent by Morrison or one of her close relatives. Like one of them was describing a biological child in a house as another foster child, and something about a half-brother or something.What were those and how were those errors kind of deployed against you? RG: And so if its a well-educated white girl from a private school, thats way too close to home for a lot of these elites. She chose Fierceton from a list of names she had come up with herself that projected strength, and a petition to the Court of Common Pleas in Philadelphia was accepted. At Oxford University, Mackenzie Fierceton will conduct research on the "foster care-to-prison" pipeline. She added the additional detail that at the time of her first hospitalization, Fierceton had just failed her first AP Chemistry test. "Was the problem that a child who was placed into foster care and had no contact with her biological mother wasn't actually a first-generation college student? RG: Instead, I want to talk more about what this says about the system, that something so seemingly irrational could be produced by this system, and actually could be predicted to be produced by this system in some ways. And it started with, this paragraph-and-a-half of waking up in the hospital and then, like you said, looking at my face, not recognizing myself, and kind of describing what I felt like and what the room looked like. Her mother had no explanation for the injuries, other than saying perhaps she had done it to herself. RG: Mhmm. [1]:111112, In her Intercept interview, Grim recounts how this was reported in The New Yorker and asks "So how is a person who is filling out this application supposed to know what definition youre supposed to use?" And The New Yorker article also alluded to a few things that you had gotten loose with in a couple of paragraphs. [2][4][15], After learning this, Fierceton and a fellow SP2 student began doing research. That is when I would trace it back to. [1]:111112, Penn's investigators asked Fierceton why she had pretended to be asking on another's behalf when she made her queries within the university. And at the time I was like: Why what? In the transcript, I wrote it was really just focused on: What happened the night you went into foster care? I really appreciate it. I want to read from The New Yorker article again, it says: The Web site of Penn First Plus, a university program founded in 2018 to support F.G.L.I. ")[3], The OSC report also concluded that nothing in her academic record warranted the revocation of either degree. And then there was this other foster sibling who was the biological kid of the foster parents I was staying with, and spelling it out in that way. But part of it is funding decisions. This made Fierceton feel as if she were being watched for anything she did that could be used against the state's case by her mother. Mackenzie Fierceton was deposed after seeking justice for a mature student, Cameron Driver, 38. And Penn is still claiming that those are fake journals. [2], Fierceton refused, and a week before she withdrew from the Rhodes Scholarship, Penn's Office of Student Conduct (OSC) notified Fierceton it, too, would be investigating. Mackenzie is currently suing the university. I think youre right. RG: And what was the first-generation community like on campus? Yeah. Mackenzies critics even began nitpicking how much blood was in her hair while she was in the intensive care unit. She wasn't poor and grew up in a wealthy household with a successful mother. Mother and daughter both told the same stories they had earlier; Morrison depicted her daughter as "willful and intense", claiming she had bought and read many books to try to help her understand the issues she said Fierceton had. And it became pretty clear to me that there had been a very similar delay in his care, but even worse dynamics. The reporter had assumed based on her status as a FGLI student which stands for first-generation, low-income that she had been poor her entire life. [4] It took nearly an hour, during which Fierceton seized intermittently and never completely regained consciousness, for her to be taken to the hospital. I think there were almost 30 of those letters again, very similar to who had given statements in the past to corroborate my abuse as well as leaders in the FGLI community saying yes, we started this community. She expressed some concern to Penn staff that if she won, the media attention might incite her mother and her family to attack her reputation, and expressed on a form she filed with Penn as part of the process a concern of hers that FGLI students such as herself were "pressured to be someone they were not amidst their application process." So Rachel had it and Penn disputed it. A week later, Brandt interviewed Morrison again at the police station; this time she said that her daughter had injured herself, saying "I guess she has more problems than I thought." One home, during her junior year of high school, was so "toxic" and crammed with other foster kids that she left for weeks at a time, sleeping each night on a carousel of couches at the homes of various friends, she said. RG: Right. And theyll openly talk about this. I didnt really know what it was going to be, but I feel like its always good to have someone with you. In The New Yorker article, one teacher had written: She showed up at my classroom door with a bloodied and battered face and then fainted., RG: And then, Rachel Aviv, the reporter also quotes Sherry McClain, who was a nurse who was assigned to you, she said: She had two black eyes, and her hair was full of blood. There was also the part of me that was terrified. RG: Penn didnt respond to a request for comment, but in its response to Mackenzies lawsuit, they write: Penn denies that there are accessibility problems with the Caster Building which contributed to Mackenzies medical emergency or to [Cameron] Drivers death. Penn's report notes that Fierceton disputes this account. RG: That they would forward charges to the federal government of wire fraud. But I guess I cant say for sure. I had never heard of FGLI, but these labels resonated with a story I was still trying to process. The university writes: After those who knew Fierceton raised questions about her story, it was investigated not just once, but several times, and not just by Penn faculty and staff, but also the Rhodes Trust. MF: And its mentioned briefly. Betsy Reed is The Intercepts editor in chief. Like, it seemed like an airtight case from my perspective. Cause then you cant think that it could be you. RG: Who will spend some significant amount of time in poverty. Thats the reality of it, but we dont want to think of it that way. Now-provost Beth Winkelstein told this person: I know youre here as a supporter for MacKenzie, but you cannot speak. The university's police did not know at first where the building was and the city's paramedics did not know how to get to it. The court granted Morrison a protection order against her former husband; Fierceton had no relationship with him from that time onward. They didnt respond, though Mackenzies biological mother has denied the allegations of abuse. Right. But I just had a bad feeling and I started to try to find more information. on about your day, ask yourself: How likely is it that the story you just read would have been produced by a different news outlet if The Intercept hadnt done it? [2], Fierceton remained in the hospital, where DSS ordered her placed in protective custody. And, honestly, first-generation is never something Ive really identified with fully. And I think its true. In any event, The University of Oxford, where Mackenzies doing her Ph.D., has remained supportive, and in the wake of The New Yorker investigation, and the resulting protests from students and faculty, Penn lifted the hold on her degree. Others echoed the criticism. Mackenzie is the soap's first transgender character, added to the series after Stone wrote to executive producer Jason Herbison to pitch the character. But they just assumed theres no way that it could have happened. Cause then you cant think that it could be you. Yeah, it was, things like that where I simplified all of these foster kids that youre living with a biological family who have kids, which I would say are foster siblings. And especially, again, like these stereotypes of black and brown, low-income families, the knee-jerk reaction is like: Oh, well, theyre unequipped to be a parent. And its striking to see just the continuing to push of what happened. The Inquirer story came out in November 2020. [2], A week later, Fierceton received an email asking her to attend a meeting over Zoom with Winkelstein. And I think its striking to read that back and just see how clearly distressed and distraught I was in continuing to push on that series of questions about a really traumatic experience. [2], Brandt interviewed Morrison, who described herself and her daughter as "two peas in a pod". 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