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New: A decade after she was forced to resign as @USDA‘s rural development director for Georgia, Shirley Sherrod says she “holds no ill will” towards Agriculture secretary nominee Tom Vilsack, who played a key role in her resignation.https://bit.ly/3459To9
In an interview with The 19th‘s @emarvelous, Sherrod reflected on the 2010 incident before discussing her ongoing commitment to rural Black Georgians during a consequential election year in one of the areas hit the hardest by the pandemic.https://bit.ly/3459To9
The focus now, Sherrod said, must not be on the past, but on the work Vilsack should do moving forward. “He should be ready to get on the ground to make real change this time around ... we need to hold him to it. Black people need to see some real change.”https://bit.ly/3459To9
Great article as usual. It seems like my beloved #WokeAF professor @DrJasonJohnson has more resentment than Ms Shirley does huh? I wanted @MikeEspyMS 
AG & @iamwesmoore VA but #Biden picked 2 old white dudes that are at least qualified so let's move on & save our arrows 
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well, she probably just killed Vilsack's nomination, so ...
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