Assuming he really filed one and wasn't just grandstanding, it would be private and the only way we'll get any details is if he (or less likely, another involved party) leaks them.
Even someone with Rhys' limited capacities has to know that he's declared total war on his department at this point. EEOC complaints, gaming the system for "disability", threatening legal action, abandoning his job, calling his boss every name in the book on Twitter. I just can't decide whether he thinks he's untouchable or if he's already checked out and decided to go out in a blaze of glory.
I think he is untouchable at least until the EEOC complaint is resolved. COC won't fire him. Maybe they would if he were plagiarizing others...
We've already documented him plagiarizing himself, which is misconduct anywhere that cares, but CofC may not care.
The only (potential) upside is that high-profile chancer troons like this are the ones that peak the biggest number of regular people. It's not the tranny who lives down the street, it's Rhys, Yaniv and their ilk that draw attention to their appalling behaviour and groundless special treatment that offend the sensibilities of joe/jane average.
Sorry if I keep harping on this, but I don't think anyone in his department ever drank the kool-aid. They knew from early on that they were dealing with someone who had successfully gamed the system, but nobody felt empowered to stand up and say no to tenure in the absence of specific guidelines.
Do you think his initial hiring was fueled to some extent by kool-aid?
Check his CV and look at only stuff from before 2014:
Do you think his slacking and obnoxious behavior was unleashed by gaining tenure or is this some kind of vendetta against a boss who refused to kiss troon ass enough? I could see it going either way, though I lean more to narc injury caused by the boss (and maybe even colleagues) not fawning over him as much as he expected.
One issue worth considering: his rise at CofC coincided pretty neatly with the height of trans bathroom panic in the Carolinas, fueled by the controversy over North Carolina's HB2. It wasn't so much of a national story, but it was a very big deal in the region. I wouldn't be suprised if it was a factor in why the college went shopping for a trans faculty member, and in turn became a factor in granting him tenure despite the department's obvious misgivings -- the local political climate, especially in academic circles, would have made the likelihood of a scandal even greater.
I'm pretty sure he was already fully toxic by the time he got tenure. His obnoxious behavior on philosophy blogs seems to have started around the time he was first hired at CofC, for example.
Since he recently mentioned clashing with multiple chairs, I think the same story repeats with every boss he has
The sad thing is, repulsive assholes like Rhys actually get paid to go away. He'll get a ton of money for making everyone else miserable. The College will have to make cuts elsewhere (which negatively impacts students and their education) all because he's a raging narc that is too lazy to do his job.
My ghost boner is as hard as ghost diamonds right now.
Too late
What kind of professional outlook awaits him, honestly? Unless he gets paid enough to live off of for the rest of his life, he is in huge trouble. Who would ever hire rhys for anything? He has a worthless degree and failed at academia so hard that tenure couldn't protect him. The professor that revealed he believes in big foot after getting tenure still has a job, despite the entire college being completely embarrassed by his presence. What is rhys's excuse?
