Harvest of Lies:
The Black Farmer Lawsuit Against the U.S. Department of Agriculture

Harvest of Lies: The Black Farmer Lawsuit Against the U.S. Department of Agriculture

By Louis T. March

(154 Pages)

Most Americans who read any newspaper or watch television news are at least vaguely aware that a group of black farmers has “successfully” sued the U.S.Dept of Agriculture (USDA) for “discrimination”. This characterization is a gross distortion of the truth. Although the USDA Census of Agriculture for 1997 found fewer than 18,500 black farmers in the United States, more than 96,000 individuals attempted to collect payments through this lawsuit. It should hardly require a degree in rocket science to see that there is at least a potential for massive fraud in such an obviously disproportionate situation-truly massive fraud.

About the Author

Louis T. March, a North Carolina native, served as an aide to U.S. Senator Jesse Helms. He later worked as a Washington lobbyist and government affairs consultant, subsequently becoming active in the representation of closely held companies for merger, acquisition and private placement of capital.

He holds undergraduate and law degrees, has traveled extensively, is a frequent public speaker and former radio talk show host. His background in government, business and philanthropic activity has provided an in-depth understanding of public policy, the political process, and general public impact. He is a Lifetime Member of the Council of Conservative Citizens and founder of the Representative Government Education Foundation.


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