So many black people dream of using the race card in a suit against anyone who has money. This is just one of those. Already can see that by the language chosen, such as "slave" and other red herring words. Gratitude for the chance to become "known" which it seems didn't happen, doesnt' seem to exist on her part. Some models don't seem to realize it's often more than just looks that gets them noticed, helps them to become famous. Most women who "model" never become more than a couple of jobs and then it's over for them. I can imagine it's a let down if they've dreamed of becoming famous, but they should accept the reality.
He's just using/ABusing the system like everyone else. You don't like it...SUE ME!!!!!
Trump Model: Felt Like 'Slave' Working for Donald's Agency
A Jamaican-born fashion model is taking on Donald Trump, saying the modeling agency owned by the presidential candidate lured her to New York to work at age 17 with the promise of riches and fame and then treated her “like a slave.”
The model, Alexia Palmer, said in a lawsuit against the agency that she received only $3,880 plus cash advances totaling $1,100 over a three year period, even though Trump Model Management filed immigration documents to obtain a special work visa, called an H-1B, for Palmer, certifying she would work “full-time” and earn $75,000 a year.

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