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authority. Let it be known that one of the biggest “Bigots” in Cotton Valley has a front row seat as an alderman in the town of Cotton Valley. This alderman is out to get Mayor Alexander at any cost. This woman is most defiantly influenced by a demon. Racism is a demon. The best way to dismantle a “demon” is to bring it to the light. Anyone who would operate as she does has to be demonically influenced. If she would ask herself why she hates Mayor Alexander so much, it’s a guarantee her answer would be “I don’t really know”. Other than the obvious, he’s black. Let us go back to the mayor’s office. If Mayor Phillips chose to allow Myra to control things while she was in office as a mayor, so be it. She had the right to delegate
authority to Myra, so she did. Nevertheless, everyone adjusted to Myra as being in control instead of the “black” woman, Mayor Comerdis Phillips. This is why we are getting so much conflict as Joseph Alexander takes office. When Joseph Alexander won the election, Myra knew she was no longer in the driver’s seat. But what she did not know is that Mayor Alexander wanted her to remain as Cotton Valley’s Town Clerk. For lack of that knowledge, she soon departed. If she had remained, she could have been the fire that lights the dynamite in Mayor Alexander. Let it be known, Joseph Alexander is not a novice when it comes to “Building a City”. He played a very vital role in the Model City Projects in the St. Louis metropolitan area. Mayor Alexander has always known that he
Page 2 and 3: Racial Injustice ….you do the mat
Page 4 and 5: Special Thanks Thanks to all who vo
Page 6 and 7: Introduction The Alexander Family w
Page 8 and 9: the church is acting the same way a
Page 10 and 11: J Chapter 1 The Election oseph Alex
Page 12 and 13: Joseph Alexander was sworn in as Co
Page 14 and 15: The petition It’s such a shame ho
Page 16 and 17: Alexander just because another lead
Page 18 and 19: transferred to their petition. One
Page 20 and 21: Ms. Assistant Town Clerk told anoth
Page 22 and 23: wasn’t going to win. He’s the p
Page 24 and 25: Mayor Phillips. This chapter is not
Page 28 and 29: would be a mayor indeed not just na
Page 30 and 31: wastewater treatment facility. As p
Page 32 and 33: they see fit. The town of Cotton Va
Page 34 and 35: This grant is going to help us get
Page 36 and 37: Chapter 3 Hated for No Apparent Rea
Page 38 and 39: others, without a cause. This is ho
Page 40 and 41: alderman for the town of Cotton Val
Page 42 and 43: Like I said before and probably wil
Page 44 and 45: We know that there will always be t
Page 46 and 47: that they see is FEAR (False Eviden
Page 48 and 49: panic. “I’ve been good to you p
Page 50 and 51: place. It’s all about keeping the
Page 52 and 53: G Chapter 4 The Citizen’s View et
Page 54 and 55: told him we need some help in our t
Page 58: (Linda Smith) If you indeed got the
Page 63: than a photo op and only kool-aid d
Page 66 and 67: to do with race, it had to do with
Page 68: After some research, I believe I ca
Page 74: working on the repairs. My father w
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Whatever works. Praise God Sarepta
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just as He always has God will see
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Chapter 5 Where’s my Accuser? T h
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This group knew exactly where to ta
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white staff. The heads of each one
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course, we know that neither in the
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It is easy for one to object and ca
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stronghold over New Orleans, you wo
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It may seem that drugs are the spir
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doesn’t want blacks in their cong
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slaves were given more latitude to
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important figure of New Orleans voo
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Chapter 7 Media Madness My mother
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Mayor Alexander for releasing his i
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has been using his place of power t
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Cotton Valley they throw one last p
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Chapter 8 The Bottom Line W e, The
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The bottom line is this: No RACE is
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misfortunate than they know how to
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There are some blacks who hate that
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to me how amazing it is that God pl
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conditions today? Does God condone
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The misuse of Laws, customs and tra
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13 Making the word of God of none e
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26 And God said, Let us make man in
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Of course, anyone would feel “emp
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15You shall not steal. 16 You shall
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would every condone the slave marke
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3. Hands that shed innocent blood I
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anybody in authority tells you to d
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slavery was divinely sanctioned, an
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from their slavery.”—Exodus 1:1
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7 And the men who journeyed with hi
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a big ditch when I saw a snake tryi
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change is coming. God is cleaning o
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you, as I did before, that those wh
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Chapter 10 The Ultimate Chapter You
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end of this chapter and pray the pr
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of his young men with him, and Isaa
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holding back; I was causing the del
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I needed to be born into the family
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eing unsaved and aware of it or bei
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I was on my way to hell. Oh!! But G
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