A $2.2 billion dollar USDA Discrimination Financial Assistance Program for farmers is currently accepting applications.
The initiative is open to anyone who believes they were discriminated against by the USDA — up until January 1st of 2021.
The Chestnut, Sanders and Sanders Law Firm was a key legal leader in discrimination lawsuits against the USDA on behalf of black farmers, native Americans — and women. And as a result it’s uniquely qualified to help people with this initiative.
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