<human>: Can you provide a brief rundown of the text in within 3 sentences?

I have been working at a large and well-known corporation for a little over year and although I love my co-workers and my company, my boss is extremely abusive and has made my working life a complete nightmare. I've gotten to the point where I physically get sick when I think about work, constantly stressed/anxious, can't sleep or eat and my confidence is at an all-time low. Though this is my first "real" job out of college, I've held several internships during the course of my college career (while working a few part time jobs, going to school full-time and holding leadership positions in my extracurricular activities) and this is the first time I've experienced this level of extreme stress and abuse. 

My boss has a reputation for hostility and has been reported to HR several times by other individuals within my company but because she is very smart and great at the actual work, she has faced no real repercussions. Instead of reprimanding and course correcting her behavior, she's been shuffled around to different teams. Due to her past with HR, she knowingly creates paper trails of incompetence when she is unhappy and pulls our team into her office to have "crucial conversations". During my year working under her, I've witnessed her scream at her boss, make our entire team cry (this is actually a normal occurrence and happens every 2 months), make off-handed racist remarks, purposely sabotage others and passive aggressive behavior. 

I've tried to have conversations with the EVP of our department but my concerns were brushed off because I am "fresh out of college" and don't know what "real" work is supposed to be. I was also told that it could be much worse. I am not thin-skinned in any way and despite how junior I am, I have had to deal with critical feedback in several points in my career.
<bot>: My boss has made my life a living hell and I get physically sick when I think about her. I am scared to put in my two weeks because the next couple of weeks are slammed with major work events.