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Teddy Miller and thousands of other black farmers in the U.S. have faced adverse forces that had nothing to do with nature. Pervasive discrimination by local administrators of USDA loan programs caused many to be denied funds. Most went out of business as a result. Last month, Miller's decades of persistence finally paid off. His attorney, Sidney Calloway, wired him $879,000, an award from a federal class action. But Calloway's firm may end up writing off thousands of dollars in time spent on these cases.
September 20, 2005 at 12:00 AM
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