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Will Shirley Sherron be arrested and charged with a hate crime or worse?
Is Racial Discrimination Against White Farmers a "Hate Crime"?
By John Lillpop  Tuesday, July 20, 2010

Shirley Sherron was an official with the USDA in Georgia until Monday when she was allowed to resign following release of a video which shows her boasting of discrimination against white farmers.

Sherron's candid remarks were apparently delivered at an NAACP banquet in March as shown in the You Tube video linked at reference 1.

As also reported at reference, in part:

"During her controversial speech, Sherrod discussed the first time she was "faced with having to help a white farmer save his farm." She claims that during the conversation, the man "was trying to show me he was superior to me."

"I was struggling with the fact that so many black people had lost their farmland," Sherrod told the crowd. "And here I was faced with having to help a white person save their land."

"I didn't give him the full force of what I could do."

So, in what seems like an open and shut case of racial discrimination by a department of the U.S. government, why has President Obama not expressed outrage over Ms. Sherron's "stupidity" and demanded a full and complete investigation of all departments to root out the likes of Shirley Sherron?

Where in Hades is Attorney General Eric Holder? Will his Department of Justice step up to the bar and look into this case of deliberate racial discrimination by a government employee?

Will Shirley Sherron be arrested and charged with a hate crime or worse?

Or are DOJ lawyers too busy investigating an Oakland California jury for finding Johannes Mehserle guilty of involuntary manslaughter instead of second-degree murder or voluntary manslaughter?

The probability of justice being served in the Shirley Sherron case seems remote, at best, given Holder's failure to take action against the New Black Panthers for voter intimidation in 2008.

Perhaps the government blurb which states that the U.S. "prohibits discrimination in all its programs and activities on the basis of race, color, national origin, sex, religion, age, disability, political beliefs, sexual orientation, and marital or family status" should be appeneded with the phrase, "except in the case of white folks with attitude" ?

[Bullies make girl's life a nightmare]

Bullies make girl's life a nightmare
By CHRIS DOUCETTE, TORONTO SUN
http://www.torontosun.com/news/torontoandgta/2010/05/05/13839771.html
May 6, 2010

Lyric Elliott's mom is refusing to send her to school because the eight-year-old says she is being repeatedly bullied by several other students.

Eight-year-old Lyric Elliott says life at her Scarborough school has been an absolute nightmare for the last 18 months thanks to bullies who refuse to leave her alone and an education system that has done too little to protect her.

Now, after 163 visits to the office at William Tredway Junior Public School — and repeated pleas to school staff to keep her daughter safe — the young girl's mother has decided "enough is enough.

"I pulled her out of school last week," Jacqueline Elliott told the Toronto Sun Wednesday. "I just couldn't take it any more."

She said the final straw came last Thursday when five boys pushed Lyric to the ground, then poked and prodded her with sticks.

"She was bruised and scratched from head to toe," Jacqueline said of her daughter's injuries.

Lyric said she loved going to school before she, her baby sister and mom fled an abusive situation in Calgary and moved to the Markham Rd. and Lawrence Ave. E. area in 2008.

But now she's simply terrified because of the constant harassment she claims she faces.

"It happens just about every day," the soft-spoken youngster said of the abuse she has allegedly endured. "It's a bad dream that I can't wake up from."

Lyric now has nightmares quite regularly because of the bullying. All she wants is to go to school and feel safe.

"Just stop bullying me and leave me alone," Lyric said, reaching out to her alleged abusers. "They think it's funny when they see me cry or get hurt."

The little said she believes her fellow students single her out "because I'm white." Her mother said she couldn't help wonder if race was a factor when Lyric came home from the predominantly black school asking to take a bath.

"I asked her why and she told me it was because the kids were calling her a 'dirty white girl,'" added Jacqueline.

In one of the worst incidents, Lyric's mother claims three first-grade boys threw Lyric on the ground and took turns "dry humping her."

"Only one of the boys was suspended," Jacqueline said. "I was told the other two hadn't been in any trouble before."

Despite the recent passing of Bill 157 by the province, which is suppose to combat bullying by requiring school staff to file a report on all such incidents, the frustrated mom insisted she has had difficulty getting action.

Jacqueline said there are about five kids, girls and boys, who are terrorizing her daughter. She said she complained to the principal more than 40 times about one girl before her parents were finally notified.

And Jacqueline added she was told by school staff there is no point in suspending the bullies because they would just consider it "a holiday."

Tired of fighting with Lyric every morning and "dragging" her to school only to have her call home part way through the day claiming to be sick, Jacqueline is now refusing to bring her daughter back to William Tredway even though she could face legal ramifications for withdrawing her child from school.

The mom said she has spoken to the school principal countless times; she has called Toronto Police but they can't lay charges because the alleged bullies are under 12 years old; education ministry officials told her she must contact her school's superintendent; and the superintendent, Kerry-Lynn Stadnyk, has told her the principal is dealing with it.

Jacqueline said she has made more than 100 calls to Stadnyk, but she has only actually spoken to her a handful of times.

"I've asked many times to meet with her and she won't," Jacqueline contended.

However, after a Sun reporter called the Toronto District School Board Wednesday, Jacqueline said she suddenly received a call from Stadnyk offering to meet with her next week.

She said they spoke for 45 minutes on the phone.

A TDSB spoeksman said Stadnyk was unavailable for comment until Thursday.

chris.doucette@sunmedia.ca

Racial Greetings Brother,Welcome! R!

Good for Arizona! The jews and christinsanes preach "welcome the stranger" "kindness and hospitality to the foreigner and stranger"Truly suicidal religious dogma.I cant belive in these times of high unemployment and mass illegal immigration that these clowns would have the nerve to preach this garbage.