TRUE VANGUARD PROTEST AT STARBUCKS OVER RACISM

A few freedom fighters went to Starbucks in Bloomfield, CT to protest the arrest of two black male patrons in a Philadelphia store last week. We were met with stares, glares, questions, and fear. I produced a hanging noose to emphasis how America used lynching as a means of social control. In 2018 social control is used by removing threatening black males from Starbucks for no reason This teaches blacks to "know your place."

CALL IN TO PROTEST THE FIRING OF SOPHIA DIXON

Sophia Dixon worked for 11 plus years for a company named Key Human Services. Sources report that on March 1, 2018 Sophia was terminated. She had been working at a group home for adults with disabilities located at 15 Applewood Road Bloomfield, CT. Sophia is rumored to have inquired about a unsatisfactory evaluation from a male supervisor on the job. Also Sophia may have suffered from unwanted sexual advances from supervisors, the threat of revealing this news might have been another reason for her termination.
Sophia is a woman of color and is in need of the communities help.

CALL and ask why Sophia was fired.

Please contact: 
President and CEO Marybeth O'Neil

Key Human Services, Inc. 1290 Silas Deane Highway, Suite A
Wethersfield, CT 06109

(860) 4097350    Ext 124

CHARGES OF LOW WAGES, LONG HOURS AND THE TARGETING OF SOPHIA DIXON

In a previous blog story sources revealed that incidents at a group home in Bloomfield, CT raised cause for concern. First of all a woman of color named Sophia Dixon was terminated March 1,2018 from the group home on Applewood Road in Bloomfield. She had worked at the group home for over 13 years and the only crime committed during that time period [ in management's thinking] was questioning a performance evaluation. Several sources indicate how this particular group home operated by Keystone Human Services hires employees at low wages. The standard work shift is over 8 hours and includes employees caring for adults with cognitive or disability issues. Now add into the group home environment supervisors targeting employees considered trouble makers and tensions can run mighty high.

Why after over 13 years on the job did Sophia Dixon get bum rushed out the door? Keystone Human Services is a company with group homes in other states. I wonder if the treatment Sophia received is universal practice in other group homes owned by Keystone Human Services ?

RUMORS OF RACIAL DISCRIMINATION AND OTHER PROBLEMS AT GROUP HOME

The rumors are swirling around a home for adults with cognitive and physical disabilities. Several sources report that a group home in the Bloomfield area is not exactly a place people might want to work in. For example a former employee named Sophia Dixon is said to have worked 13 years at this Bloomfield facility with a decent evaluation. For some reason Sophia was given a negative evaluation and wanted to know why! Then sources indicate Sophia became the target of a male supervisor who might have made comments unbecoming to his position about her. Somewhere along the line racially charged comments were placed in an email about Sophia [ still working on finding out exactly who sent email]. On March 1,2018 Sophia Dixon was fired.

The DCF Plantation Blog is still collecting data on this issue. In future stories DCF Plantation will focus on the following story lines at this Bloomfield group home. The home is funded by the Department of Development Service.

1. Long working hours and low wages.
2. Charges of  male supervisors and female staff intimacy [ with cover up by management ].
3.Breach of Hippa violations against Sophia Dixon.
4. what the community can do to help Sophia Dixon.

STAY TUNED.

Connecticut Lottery Uses Taxpayer Money to Collect Files On Whistleblower.

The folder below contains photographs of Adam Osmond and family. Adam is a whistleblower that has exposed corruption within the Connecticut Lottery and other state agencies. The photos below were compiled from Facebook and other sites, then placed in a file for CT Lottery to use. Adam redacted pictures of family members for safety and privacy concerns. Also there are pictures below of boxes with Adam's personal information that has nothing to do with CT Lottery.