Black Businessman SUES AT&T For $325M Claiming It STOLE His Business Plan | Roland Martin Live Nation [gNMkNCznZLe]

A Georgia businessman was part of AT&T's multibillion-dollar initiative to ensure more Black suppliers were working with the company.

Instead of that happening, he says the media company refused to pay the company and stole his business plan.

Jerome Edmondson, the President of EDN Communication & Technology, and Derek Scott, a Black AT&T executive who says he's a victim of ongoing intimidation tactics and other criminal behavior at AT&T spoke with Roland Martin during Thursday's edition of #rolandmartinunfiltered

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