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    In May 2013, The Coalition For Change, Inc. (C4C) wrote to Chair, Equal Employment Opportunity Commission --Chair Jacqueline Berrien regarding federal complaint processing and African American federal workers employment concerns. The C4C did not receive a reply from the EEOC until THREE YEARS later. The uploaded letter, suspiciously manufactured with a date of 2013, was forwarded via email by Director Carlton Hadden in 2016, The letter, which Director Hadden suggest may have gotten "waylaid" came after the C4C expressed concerns about the enforcement agency's failure to timely and properly address employee matters. The C4C upload reflects one of two letters EEOC forwarded (three years later). The present upload is unsigned and undated. Signature block --Todd A. Cox. NOTE: The C4C's Letter to sent to Berrien in 2013 https://www.scribd.com/document/304663684/Letter-to-Chair-Berrien-EEOC-Obstacle-Report-The-Denial-of-A-Reality

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    In May 2013, The Coalition For Change, Inc. (C4C) wrote to Chair, Equal Employment Opportunity Commission --Chair Jacqueline Berrien regarding federal complaint processing and African American federal workers employment concerns. The C4C did not receive a reply from the EEOC until THREE YEARS later. The uploaded letter, suspiciously manufactured with a date of 2013, was forwarded via email by Director Carlton Hadden in 2016, The letter, which Director Hadden suggest may have gotten "waylaid" came after the C4C expressed concerns about the enforcement agency's failure to timely and properly address employee matters. The C4C upload reflects one of two letters EEOC forwarded (three years later). The present upload is unsigned and undated. Signature block --Todd A. Cox. NOTE: The C4C's Letter to sent to Berrien in 2013 https://www.scribd.com/document/304663684/Letter-to-Chair-Berrien-EEOC-Obstacle-Report-The-Denial-of-A-Reality

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    C4C Upload: EEOC Letter Sent 3 Years Later: NOT Dated or Signed - No Envelope

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    In May 2013, The Coalition For Change, Inc. (C4C) wrote to Chair, Equal Employment Opportunity Commission --Chair Jacqueline Berrien regarding federal complaint processing and African American federal workers employment concerns. The C4C did not receive a reply from the EEOC until THREE YEARS later. The uploaded letter, suspiciously manufactured with a date of 2013, was forwarded via email by Director Carlton Hadden in 2016, The letter, which Director Hadden suggest may have gotten "waylaid" came after the C4C expressed concerns about the enforcement agency's failure to timely and properly address employee matters. The C4C upload reflects one of two letters EEOC forwarded (three years later). The present upload is unsigned and undated. Signature block --Todd A. Cox. NOTE: The C4C's Letter to sent to Berrien in 2013 https://www.scribd.com/document/304663684/Letter-to-Chair-Berrien-EEOC-Obstacle-Report-The-Denial-of-A-Reality

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    U.S.

    EQUAL EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITY COMMISSION


    Office of Federal Operations
    P. O. Box 77960
    Washington, D.C. 20013

    Tanya Ward Jordan, Founder


    The Coalition for Change, Inc.
    P.O. Box 142
    Washington, D.C. 20044

    Dear Ms. Jordan:

    This is in response to your letter, dated May 29, 2013, to Chair Jacqueline A. Berrien of
    the U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC), regarding the EEOC’s
    African American Workgroup Report.

    We appreciate your comments. The EEOC welcomes any comments that the Coalition
    for Change may wish to share regarding these important issues. Please forward your
    comments to:

    Carlton M. Hadden, Director


    Office of Federal Operations
    U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission
    131 M Street, NE
    Washington, DC 20507

    Once we receive your comments, we will review them and will take them into
    consideration. If we have further meetings on this topic your organization will be
    included.

    Thank you for your correspondence.

    Sincerely,

    Todd A. Cox, Director


    Office of Communications and
    Legislative Affairs

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