Obama's NASA

[Guest123018-4]

Is getting sued by a scientist for discrimination because he wasn't a Muslim.
Yes he was an African of Ethiopian descent but not a Muslim so they fucked him over till he could not stand it anymore.

I just love that I am part of the media and can spin shit any way I want.
heh........

[LexusLover]

Is this another "Fake News" story?

[nwarounder]

Originally Posted by LexusLover

Is this another "Fake News" story?

I think it came from CNN, ABC, NBC, CBS, NYTimes, Washington Post, and MSNBC...So yea

[Guest123018-4]

Nope, it is real, just my recreation of what the "news" article said.
If they can report a story the way they want, I can report the same story the way I want.
I thinck I am just as credible as any other "news" agency......lol

Try to google Ethiopian scientist sues NASA and see what you get.

[LexusLover]

Originally Posted by The2Dogs

Try to google Ethiopian scientist sues NASA and see what you get.

I got an error message calling me a " racist" for using the E word!

[I B Hankering]

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Citing hostile work environment, former lead scientist sues NASA



As a child in Ethiopia, Lealem Mulugeta would gaze at the night sky and dream of working at NASA.

This week, the former lead scientist sued his dream employer for subjecting him to "shocking discrimination," a hostile work environment, disparate treatment due to his race and national origin and, ultimately, retaliation for complaining about it.

The 38-year-old Houston man quoted his supervisor in court documents as calling him practically "my slave," and said the monitoring he endured in his first months made him feel like "a suspected terrorist."

Thoughts of suicide

(Houston Chronicle)

[LexusLover]

".....the monitoring he endured in his first months made him feel like "a suspected terrorist."

Sounds like coloring book therapy time with a companion pet follow up!

[wordup666]

Another story NASA didn't want told.
https://www.aip.org/sites/default/fi...rs-Handout.pdf

[LexusLover]

It was told. The distinction was there were many Black people who worked in jobs around the government, in and out of government positions, who desired to blend into the work force like everyone else and were hesitant to engage in "making a point" of their skin color....race and/or ethnicity....but perhaps that was because of the higher education levels. They excelled because of their knowledge and skills, and chose not to capitalize on their skin color to get ahead. Like this guy: