Shirley Sherrod News
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President Barack Obama, newly re- elected, now confronts two questions that he has been avoiding for more than a year: Who will replace Treasury Secretary Tim Geithner and when.
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Shirley Sherrod rejected a job offer from the U.S. Department of Agriculture, a month after her firing by the agency for remarks on race, found to be taken out of context, prompted an apology from President Barack Obama .
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Like the White House and the NAACP, I was snookered.
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Agriculture Secretary Tom Vilsack personally apologized to the black USDA employee he ousted after a furor over an edited videotape of remarks she made in a March speech, saying he “did not handle this situation well.”
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Women just feel it. They sense trouble and will instinctually right it. They’re like mama grizzly bears, “who kind of just know when something’s wrong” and when to raise a paw to stop it. So women should get to govern now. Or else.
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Agriculture Secretary Tom Vilsack said he personally apologized to Shirley Sherrod , the black USDA employee forced to resign after a furor over an edited videotape of remarks she made, and offered to rehire her.
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Agriculture Secretary Tom Vilsack said today that he will reconsider the ouster of a black USDA official in Georgia over comments she made that she didn’t use the “full force” of what she could do to help a white farmer.
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Andrew Breitbart, who became a hero to some on the political right for Internet-based muckraking that took on what he saw as too-big government and too-liberal mainstream media, has died. He was 43.
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During her 15 minutes of unwanted fame, accused racist turned celebrated anti-racist Shirley Sherrod urged President Barack Obama to visit her corner of Georgia.
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Agriculture Secretary Tom Vilsack said he personally apologized to Shirley Sherrod, the black USDA employee forced to resign after a furor over an edited videotape of remarks she made, and offered to rehire her.
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