rashida's scars are seen, slash wounds on her throat and neck, and unseen. the memory of the attack by myanmar soldiers. she also saw both her children murdered. >> ( translated ): my two-year- old was thrown into the river and drowned. my infant was thrown and smashed on the ground. >> reporter: rashida spends most of her time inside her hut and has difficulty doing the simplest tasks. >> some people are not able to go on with their lives. because they keep being haunted by the events that happened to them in the past, they keep being stressed and the stress is still in their body. >> reporter: momtaj and her daughter rozia also endured a terrible ordeal. the burns on momtaj's face are still painful, weeks after the attack. it began with a raid on their village of tula toli. she says the soldiers killed her husband and son, then came for her, another story of rape-- they seem countless here. mother and daughter are inseparable. >> ( translated ): i saw the soldiers killed my father and were attacking my mother. i screamed. the soldiers beat me on my head an

among those who received threats were rashida love and her family. in november, she resigned from her position as director of evergreen's multicultural advising services. >> it was terrifying. it was really scary. people had googled me to the point that my parents' address and their phone number had been made available. >> reporter: do you have any regrets about any of that? >> what i would say is some of the reaction that came to evergreen was deeply unfortunate. and i absolutely wish it had not happened. do i feel responsible for it? no. i think the behavior on evergreen's campus was exactly the kind of bigotry that would lead to that overreaction by the far right. and that is on the people who behaved that way, not on me for exposing it. >> reporter: weinstein and heying filed a lawsuit against the college and received a $500,000 settlement in september. they resigned as part of the agreement. when you look at those videos from last spring, they were calling him a white supremacist, racist, and, you know, shutting him down. can you understand why