QUEENS COLLEGE OFFICIAL: ‘Got To Get My Nails Done By The Ch*nks’:

QUEENS (NYC) NY: Deborah Huggins, who was recently appointed Queen College’s interim public safety director, allegedly made the anti-Asian comment about Frank Wu, who became the institution’s first Asian American president in April 2020.

Huggins is African American.

This is all according to an ongoing petition.

Ms. Huggins also allegedly told Muslim employees to stop wearing head coverings and barred employees of certain ethnic groups from microwaving their food due to “offensive” smells.

In yet another instance, she allegedly said “I hate house rats” in the presence of a Hispanic security guard and seemingly implied that he was one, according to the employee.

The allegations came to light in the petition launched by public safety officers from the City University of New York (CUNY) system, which Queens College is part of. The petition seeks the reinstatement of the college’s former security director, Anastasia Koutsidis, who was allegedly dismissed after being “unfairly cast" as a racist.

The claim against Ms. Koutsidis emerged following an alleged winter break incident that involved an African American “woke woman” who felt that Koutsidis did not take a matter seriously enough, according to the petition.

The petition against Ms. Huggins described her as having “far less qualifications” and also claimed that complaints about her racist and offensive remarks had fallen on deaf ears at Queen's College.

Both Huggins and Koutsidis declined to comment on the issue, according to the New York Post. As of this writing, the petition, which seeks to amass 1,000 total signatures, has so far received 583 signatures.