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Targeted Delivery - Destination: Scottsdale, Arizona
Targeted Delivery - Destination: Scottsdale, Arizona
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In February, 2004, in his capacity of Director of the Diversity and Dialogue
Office in Scottsdale, Arizona, Don Logan was the target of a mail bomb attack.
He had wanted to believe that whoever mailed him the package bomb did so for a reason other than his skin color. But Don Logan couldn't believe that anymore, not after what he was told by investigators.
They told Logan that if he hadn't held the parcel at the irregular angle, the 2-inch-wide hole that was bored into his receptionist's counter would have been in his chest. They also told him that he was a novelty; they had never spoken with someone who opened a mail bomb and survived.
It was discovered later that the motive behind the attack was hatred,
resulting in the arrest of two twin brothers, Daniel and Dennis Mahon,
believed to be white supremacists. The perpetrators’ trial began January 12, 2012 and is expected to last from six to eight weeks
Although this incident is a reminder that there is still much hatred in our country, Don refuses to be intimidated by the cowardly act. He continues to be an advocate for diversity by encouraging the creation of an environment of respect and inclusiveness.
Office in Scottsdale, Arizona, Don Logan was the target of a mail bomb attack.
He had wanted to believe that whoever mailed him the package bomb did so for a reason other than his skin color. But Don Logan couldn't believe that anymore, not after what he was told by investigators.
They told Logan that if he hadn't held the parcel at the irregular angle, the 2-inch-wide hole that was bored into his receptionist's counter would have been in his chest. They also told him that he was a novelty; they had never spoken with someone who opened a mail bomb and survived.
It was discovered later that the motive behind the attack was hatred,
resulting in the arrest of two twin brothers, Daniel and Dennis Mahon,
believed to be white supremacists. The perpetrators’ trial began January 12, 2012 and is expected to last from six to eight weeks
Although this incident is a reminder that there is still much hatred in our country, Don refuses to be intimidated by the cowardly act. He continues to be an advocate for diversity by encouraging the creation of an environment of respect and inclusiveness.
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