E-mails Show Racism in the Secret Service
May 10, 2008 by P.Cash
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Check out this story from the UPI:
WASHINGTON, May 9 (UPI) — Supervisors in the U.S. Secret Service exchanged e-mails with racist jokes, some of them sexual, a document filed in federal court Friday said.
The filing came in a discrimination lawsuit filed in 2000 by 10 black Secret Service agents, The New York Times reported.
One 2003 e-mail joked about the Rev. Jesse Jackson and his wife being on an airplane hit by a missile. The e-mail referred to Jackson as the “Righteous Reverend.”
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