I do not know what white bureaucrats would do. You wrote off my last comment too easily. This is how she compromised herself.
She went out of the way, did things outside of her job to help that white man. How do I know she will do exactly the same for me? How is it fair that she went outside of the scope of her office to help this man? Does she offer this extended assistance to all whites? How about all blacks? How about Asians? Or does she only offer this extended assistance to those she may have victimized, or thought of victimizing?
A person should be able to request x amount of assistance that he/she may be entitled to without having to worry about the arbitrary racial assessment of any given federal employee.
TigersEye, she was clearly wrong in what she did in a number of ways. There is no way she should be able to keep her job, no way at all.
Forty five years ago she did a half-hearted job which she quickly corrected. Her whole speech was about why not to do that. That’s why.
Ridiculous statements like that are irritating. But I won't call you any names. You seem to know this woman's heart without a doubt based on an excerpt of a speech which really does destroy the context. But you don't have any idea at all that your basic FedGov bureaucrat might treat you like dirt for no particular reason. How can you know so much about one thing but so little about the other? Have you never been to the DMV?