November 18, 2009

Valerie Baker Fairbank, a white U.S. District Judge appointed by George W. Bush in 2007 as a means of continuing the white supremacy movement in Orange County, CA,  has ruled in favor of a racist gang injunction in the City of Orange that targets minorities and prevents them from associating with each other.  In supporting the anti-minority injunction, she dismissed a suit from the ACLU, designed to throw out the injunction and to allow Blacks and Latinos to freely associate.

Hector Villagra said that the ACLU action was dismissed on technical grounds and they would consider re-submitting it. 

Minority groups and civil rights organizations are in shock over Fairbanks's actions upholding racism in Orange.  They are calling it a sad day for the Constitution.

A young African-American student, who asked not to be identified, stated that it is no surprise that a President who targets and kills brown people in the Middle East would appoint a judge to help protect racism in the United States.