Racial Impact. . . At the Crossroads
by
Book Cover & Preview Text
Dr. George J. Foxx is an acclaimed educator and public servant; but, he was fired from his senior management position with the U.S. Navy for an alleged $27 travel voucher error six months after fact, in spite of the Personnel Officer stating the firing was wrong.
This book is about the details: packed with racial discrimination, harassment, racial jokes, threat of harm in a "war zone," obstruction of justice, "lies and deceits" and simply mistreated all the way to the U.S. Supreme Court eight times.
Determined to seek vindication before a "demanded jury" and to clear his name, Dr. Foxx took on the U.S. Navy and U.S. Justice Department for 4,591 days – never getting the opportunity to clear his name or win a $24,000,000 lawsuit after 12 ½ years in court.
Every father warn your daughter, and every mother warn your son; before they join any military organization, have them to read this book. They need to know before they go... don’t be sorry later. .. you have been forewarned.
Formats
Book Details
About the Book
Have you ever been raped or robbed? How about cheated out of something special and expensive? What about discriminated against, threaten, and violated until you were helpless and hopeless, and when you went for lawful help, the Justice Department which is supposed to protect people, instead protects the culprits. It's like living a nightmare, day after day, year after year for 12 ½ years never to wake up. The horrors of disbelief and hurt, anger to forgiveness, deceit and obstruction, and justice being delayed and denied... Well, I hope you never find yourself in this situation, because you may not survive. In this nightmare, nothing or no one seems to come to your aid even after fighting in federal judicial system before 161 judges in 28 venues – even the U.S. Supreme Court eight times, just to be ignored. What a horrible feeling! The feelings only become more horrible when you know who the "Evil Demon" in the nightmare is -the United States Navy. Yes, the Navy at the Crossroads.
About the Author
George Foxx joined the Navy right out of high school with visions and plans to see the world while serving his country. Sounds good! Foxx encountered the racist side of the war machine that he was once so proud to be associated with except having to fight an extended litigation seeking justice against the Navy – to no avail. The powerful organization and member of the bureaucracy, was the reason Foxx wrote this "book of awareness" so that others would be aware of the potential horrors one can possibly suffer. Foxx served on active duty for five years, and worked as a Navy civil servant for 13 years, then spent the following 13 years in litigation living a nightmare.