“And Justice For All…NOT”
Part I in a three part series penned by a 29-year executive level veteran of the USDA that exposes the flawed underbelly of an Agency that is corrupted to the core by reverse racism and political correctness of the worst kind.
I grew up in a small sugar cane town on the Island of Puerto Rico, a Commonwealth Territory of the United States. Proudly, I was born a U.S. Citizen as are all Puerto Ricans since the beginning of the 20th century. I grew up among a population of whites, blacks, browns and other people from the United States who came to the Island to work. I was called a “negrito” by my mom, which is translated as “little black one”.
Yes, my skin is very dark and there were folks darker and lighter than me in my town. The point is that no one was offended by being called black (Negro), white (Jincho) or brown (Trigeno). Jobs were … Read More