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KMA-628 · 03-03-2005, 11:43 AM

Here you go:

Over the past fifteen years, the Cherokee Nation has posted dramatic and steady financial growth while increasing its asset base. The annual operating budget exceeds $50 million, with the funds provided by federal programs and generated from tribal sources.

Just an example, but it does back up what I say.

My kids are members of the Cherokee Nation--not an easy thing to do as you have to prove lineage.

They receive federal funds, are non-profit and are very selective in their hiring. If you don't have a Cherokee card, don't bother applying--why would you anyway.

I have nothing against this. I couldn't work for them if I wanted to, but my kids can. By your defintion, this is discrimination.

03-03-2005, 11:43 AM	#19 (permalink)
KMA-628 ....is off his meds...you were warned. Location: The Wild Wild West	Here you go: Over the past fifteen years, the Cherokee Nation has posted dramatic and steady financial growth while increasing its asset base. The annual operating budget exceeds $50 million, with the funds provided by federal programs and generated from tribal sources. Just an example, but it does back up what I say. My kids are members of the Cherokee Nation--not an easy thing to do as you have to prove lineage. They receive federal funds, are non-profit and are very selective in their hiring. If you don't have a Cherokee card, don't bother applying--why would you anyway. I have nothing against this. I couldn't work for them if I wanted to, but my kids can. By your defintion, this is discrimination. __________________ Before you criticize someone, you need to walk a mile in their shoes. That way, if they get angry at you.......you're a mile away.......and they're barefoot.