While working in Aerospace, I had two Black acquaintances (while I was a member of a professional logistics society), that were, to me, among the sharpest logistics types who had worked in close enough proximity to the executive branch to be invited to work within the administration. I think one did but the other said he would never work…
While working in Aerospace, I had two Black acquaintances (while I was a member of a professional logistics society), that were, to me, among the sharpest logistics types who had worked in close enough proximity to the executive branch to be invited to work within the administration. I think one did but the other said he would never work under Nixon having gotten close enough to see what he was truly like (in his eyes). He never elaborated on details but took a lessor job than he was qualified for (in my eyes).
Thanks for an interesting memory. I feel like we are back in 1968 again, but, thus far, doing a better job of confronting the shadow on the wall lending to politics off the wall.
While working in Aerospace, I had two Black acquaintances (while I was a member of a professional logistics society), that were, to me, among the sharpest logistics types who had worked in close enough proximity to the executive branch to be invited to work within the administration. I think one did but the other said he would never work under Nixon having gotten close enough to see what he was truly like (in his eyes). He never elaborated on details but took a lessor job than he was qualified for (in my eyes).
Thanks for an interesting memory. I feel like we are back in 1968 again, but, thus far, doing a better job of confronting the shadow on the wall lending to politics off the wall.