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Georgia's first Black Commissioner of Agriculture has no experience in the commercial agriculture industry.
She allegedly ran a tiny non-profit "community farm" in Snellville. The address of the "farm" is a mailbox at a UPS store. Her campaign rhetoric includes using the Georgia Department of Agriculture budget to give free money to Black people.
Her non-profit only filed a 990 for one year, 2019. She reported $2,856 in gross income and $121,568 in donations and grants. Most likely this was money from the city of Snellville or the county. Snellville and Gwinnett County are majority non-White.
In 2019, she paid herself $36,779 and an independent contractor $10,000. She lists $8,354 for printing and mailing, and $76,391 in "other" expenses, ending the year at a deficient of -$7,120. She never filed again.
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