[TheRealVille]

She was not an innocent woman. She was a racist who admitted abusing her power in the federal government to discriminate against somebody because of the color of their skin. If you think that she was unfairly treated, then maybe your ire should be directed against the Obama administration, which pressured her into resigning. I say good riddance.

The part of the video he didn't show was where she went on to talk about racial healing and was using her comments to show that as an example. Your comments only pertain to the edited part. She told the story of 20 years before.

She is seen telling an NAACP group that she was initially reluctant to help a white farmer save his farm more than two decades ago, long before she worked for USDA.
Missing from the clip was the rest of the speech, which was meant as a lesson in racial healing. Sherrod told the crowd she eventually realized her mistake and helped the farmer save his farm.
Once the entire video surfaced, Sherrod received numerous apologies from the administration — including President Barack Obama — and Agriculture Secretary Tom Vilsack asked her to return to the department to work on civil rights issues.