Ousted USDA official: I'm not sure I'd take job back

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Black employee who was forced to resign for purported racial bias: 'No one would listen

Agriculture Secretary Tom Vilsack is reconsidering the resignation of USDA official Shirley Sherrod following uproar over remarks made at an NAACP dinner, which were edited and taken out of context. NBCs Savannah Guthrie reports.

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Shirley Sherrod, the USDA official at the center of a race controversy, says, If you looked at the entire tape, I don't see how you would come away thinking I was a racist?

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faux news strikes again

so sick of these frightened old rich white bastards making shit in their pants and freaking people out

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Jon Stewart Eviscerates White House’s Treatment of Shirley Sherrod

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How the hell could anyone believe something that comes from a Right Wing website that has been discredited in the past? Especially the white house? How gullible are they?