It Still Exists Today - A True Story of Racism in the United States Postal Service: The Story Oklahoma Did Not Want Told

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Oklahoma, A Haven of Racial Tension. The incidents presented in this book occurred in the most noted religious states in America, Oklahoma. In a branch of the federal government, the main post office in Olahoma City. I was forced to resign after being consistently harassed and received poor representation from the American Postal Workers Union. Twenty greivances were filed in a period of six years. Enclosed is my five page letter of resignation covering the period from 1986 to 1992. I have been followed to class by federal agents, I have received death threats by phone and death threats going into my place of employment. This case is on file in The United States Supreme Court.