"The FBI is interested in showing its commitment to diversity. So on its employment Web site, at http://www.fbijobs.gov/421.asp, it touts an "American Indian/Native Alaskan" initiative.
Alas, the bureau is using a picture on that page of a former special agent, Elizabeth Morris, who alleges that she was retaliated against, in part, for filing a complaint of workplace bias. Morris says she was fired in 2007 for filing a complaint against a supervisor for making racially insensitive remarks and for alleging that another agent sent subpoenas to dozens of businesses not under investigation with no intent of reviewing the records."
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In the Loop: THE WRONG FILE PHOTO? [3rd item]
(The Washington Post 3/26)
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Prepared Statement of Senator Chuck Grassley of Iowa, Senate Committee on the Judiciary
Hearing on FBI Oversight [includes comments about Elizabeth Morris (March 25, 2009)
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