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Shirley Sherrod returns to the USDA

George Cook · Sunday, May 15th 2011 at 7:49AM · 461 views
Shirley Sherrod, the U.S.D. A employee who was forced out after a portion of a videotape was misleadingly used to show her making a racially insensitive remark, will start working for the USDA again, . But she’s not getting her old job back. Read more: http://aareports.com/2011/05/shirley-sherr...

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Jen Fad Sunday, May 15th 2011 at 11:13AM


The three organizations — the Southwest Georgia Project for Community Education, the National Latino Farmers & Ranchers Trade Association and the Intertribal Agriculture Council — will target minority farmers in the Southeast, the Southwest and Native American reservations, said Justin DeJong, USDA deputy director of communications. The programs are “part of our continued effort to build a new civil rights era” after settling costly discrimination lawsuits brought by minority farmers.

Sherrod will run the Southwest Georgia project, which she co-founded, DeJong said. The program, he added, “is considered among the best southeastern regional organizations focused on the issues and populations affected by this assessment and has a strong relationship and understanding of the work of USDA.”
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I 'think' that's good news? I'm really not sure at this point. After the projects are completed, what will her job be then? Hmmmm?

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