THE PLOT TO SILENCE A BLACK FEMALE SUPERVISOR BY WHITE MALE ADMINISTRATORS

In the last article published by DCF Plantation Blog Connecticut Juvenile Training School was depicted as harassing a black female supervisor named Lynette Gaunichaux. This writer described how females in Hollywood were and are subjected to emotional, mental, economic, and physical assaults by men in power. Then a juxtaposition was made with Lynette who has been and still is being investigated using policy and procedures as cudgels. Lynette fights for equal treatment for employees at CJTS. As a chief Union Steward Lynette is relentless in exposing favoritism, nepotism, racial animus etc promoted by white males in power. Having taken up the cause of Youth Service Officers has not made Lynette a lot of friends among white male supervisors nor their spies who run back reporting on the workers. Since the story came out a few days ago about how this black woman is being treated, other employees have voiced concern about Ms G. as she is called. For several years people knew about the horrible treatment of actresses et al. in Hollywood by white males in power. Yet nothing was said by the many in Hollywood and only certain stories were told by a few. At CJTS people know what is being done to Ms G. yet tongues have not moved in her defense, YSOs are afraid about losing their jobs. Why worry about that facility anyway ? From all indications CJTS is due to close in June or July of 2018.

Where is the rallying cry for a black woman who for years fought that 'good old boy' network at CJTS ; you know the good ol' boys called Key Stone Cops, due to their never being able to run that facility correctly. If anything CJTS has been run into the ground due to dysfunctional white men who are not fit or capable of running a dog kennel. While people are fixated on female abuse by Hollywood male moguls, no one seems to give a crap about negative treatment of a true freedom fighter at CJTS.

HOLLYWOOD IS NOT THE ONLY PLACE WHERE WHITE MALES ABUSE WOMEN...LOOK AT CJTS

The assault and disrespect shown a black female employee named Lynette Gaunichaux at Connecticut Juvenile Training School is outrageous. Let me be clear. In Hollywood there has been and still is a culture that allows white men in power to abuse women. Scores of women have come out to tell horrible tales of mental, physical, emotional, and sexual abuse by white males in power. Now switch your thinking to CJTS and how Lynette -who is fighting for an end to racism at CJTS-as a black female supervisor and union steward, with 20 plus years of experience, is being abused in other ways. White male supervisors have monitored Lynett's activities as a Unit Leader and employee. Because she advocates for justice for Youth Service Officers at CJTS management constantly has her under investigation for trivial matters. Behind the scenes, white male administrators whisper how they will dance an Irish jig when Lynette finally retires.
At CJTS abuse of a black female supervisor occurs all the time and people know about it but say nothing due to fear. Hey was it fear that kept people from speaking up in Hollywood about the abuse of females by directors and studio owners ? Hmmm! Now abuse at CJTS is being covered up.

TWO MALE DEPUTY COMMISSIONERS OF COLOR DEPART FROM DCF AND ARE REPLACED BY WHITE FEMALES

It has come to the attention of this blog that two males of color that were Department of Children and Families Deputy Commissioners have resigned. Now it took a while for white folks who control DCF to consider placing males of color close to the power base. Now after years of being on the inside of DCF-which some people claim these commissioners had no effect- these men departed. Details of why they resigned are not known. What is known is that these two Deputy Commissioners did not speak up on issues of racism that employees of DCF raised against management. The years of racial turmoil that engulfed Connecticut Juvenile Training School in Middletown, CT were not addressed publicly by the former Deputy Commissioners. What can be said is that men of color sat close to the seat of power, yet, were impotent.
Well these men rode out of the DCF plantation with pockets filled with state money. I wonder how these men feel about leaving people of color who run agencies without contracts from DCF.