Desiree Rogers former White House Aide...breaks silence....

Desiree Rogers -- the former White House social secretary who was fired after the State Dinner "gatecrashers" incident -- has finally broken her silence. And she admits that she wasn't ready for the scrutiny she faced as the first African-American social secretary. She tells My Fox Chicago, "People make judgments on people just based on what they look like."

Rogers is now working as a consultant for the Johnson Publishing Company.

Kenny wants to know: How hard would the media have come down on Desiree Rogers if she weren't such a prominent, successful African-American?