Antecedents - Condoleezza RiceThe Rice family comes from slaves of the old South. Because of this the family history of Condoleezza Rice can only be traced three or four generations back. Below, we have put together a genealogical chart:Her paternal great-grandfather was Wesley Rice. He had been born a slave and later had become a poor tenant farmer. He was a Methodist, raising his children as such. One of his children, John Wesley, decided that the way to advance in the world was to follow the example and advice of other up and coming black men such as George Washington Carver, and get an education. In 1918 he went to the Stillman Institute in Alabama. He soon ran out of money. The Presbyterian Church offered him a scholarship if he would train to become a Presbyterian preacher. It is said that he proclaimed that he just happened to be thinking of doing that! In 1922 The Reverend Rice married Theresa Hardnett who was half Creole and from Louisiana, which means that she was probably of mixed race. John Wesley Rice then began to travel throughout the South, helping to establish schools and churches. They had only one son, John Wesley Rice Jr. (Condoleezza's father), who was born in 1923 in Baton Rouge. He grew up in the city and went to high school there. Following in his father's footsteps John Wesley Jr. went to Stillman in 1942 to receive and education. He continued his education at Johnson C. Smith College in Charlotte, NC. Like his father, he became a Presbyterian minister. (He got his divinity degree in 1949.) In 1951 he moved to Titusville, near Birmingham, Alabama. This was a church his father had started. He became the director of education there. While also coaching football at Fairfield Industrial High School he met and married Anglena Ray. She was a teacher of music, math, and science. Angelena Ray was the daughter of Albert Robinson Ray III. He had worked in several jobs including builder, miner, and blacksmith. He had been born somewhere between 1893 and 1895. He ran away from home at 13. He was found by a white businessman who provided for him until he reached his majority. Angelena's mother was Mattie Lula Porram (Ray), a house-wife who taught piano. The father, Albert Ray, worked hard, basically doing three jobs simultaneously. He worked as a coal miner in the day, he worked in his own blacksmith shop in the evenings and built houses on the weekend. He instilled in his children a love of hard work and the value of education.
Creoles are generally known as a people of mixed French, African, Spanish, and Native American ancestry, most of who reside in or have familial ties to Louisiana. Research has shown many other ethnicities have contributed to this culture including, but not limited to, Chinese, Russian, German, and Italian. This culture began as an offspring of the Old World and the New when this country was still being colonized. Creoles are not one thing or the other, and have lived their lives being misunderstood, misrepresented, and misinterpreted. In the past, under White government, Creoles were not allowed to be an equal part of society. Blacks, free and slaves, did not feel Creoles were part of their world either. Because of this rejection, Creoles had a strong bond with one another and had to create their own world and culture. They were self-sufficient and relied on each other. Creoles were landowners, artists, teachers, and business people. Even today this bond among Creoles nationwide is strong. There is tremendous pride in knowing where they come from. The Creole Heritage Center is committed to the challenge of correcting the wrongs and misconceptions associated with this culture and will represent the Creoles in a true light. Their culture and heritage, rarely acknowledged in spite of its uniqueness, is worthy and deserving of attention and preservation; without it an important part of the American experience could be lost. http://nsula.edu/creole/definition.asp Louisiana Creoles: Cultural Recovery and Mixed-Race Native American Identity By Andrew J. Jolivétte "Jolivétte argues forcefully that Louisiana Creoles can only be properly viewed - and view themselves - through the lens of multiraciality. The writing style is free of jargon, the book includes many informative quote, and Jolivétte is insightful. Other useful features include a table summarizing key historical moments in Creole history and a list of Creole organizations and Web sites. Recommended."— Choice See all reviews Louisiana Creoles examines the recent efforts of the Louisiana Creole Heritage Center to document and preserve the distinct ethnic heritages of this unique American population. Dr. Andrew Jolivétte uses sociological inquiry to analyze the factors that influence ethnic and racial identity formation and community construction among Creoles of Color living in and out of the state of Louisiana. By including the voices of contemporary Creole and Creole Indian organizations, preservationists, and grassroots organizers, Jolivétte offers a comprehensive and insightful exploration of the ways in which history has impacted the ability of Creoles to self-define their own community in political, social, and legal contexts. This book raises important questions concerning the process of cultural formation and the politics of ethnic categories for multiracial communities in the United States. In the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina the themes found throughout Louisiana Creoles and Creole Indians are especially relevant for students of sociology and those interested in identity issues. About the Author: Andrew Jolivétte is assistant professor in the American Indian studies department at San Francisco State University. | ||
Nov 30, 2007
Louisiana Creole Indians: A Resolute & Relevant Ethnic Group Of YESTERDAY, TODAY & TOMORROW
Nov 26, 2007
Nov 20, 2007
Pulaski County Special School District (PCSSD) So Close, Yet, So Far From Unitary Status
JIM CROW LIVES IN ARKANSAS UNDER "SELECTIVE ENFORCEMENT OF LAWS"
A partial reprint from the Arkansas Leader:
By JOHN HOFHEIMER
Leader senior staff writer
Jacksonville-area residents could be one step closer to realizing the goal of a separate school district.With a day to spare, the Pulaski County Special School District on Monday filed a motion seeking unitary school status in time to qualify for as much as $250,000 in legal-fee reimbursement.
District Judge Bill Wilson ruled previously that Jacksonville could not have its own district until PCSSD was unitary—that is, in compliance with its existing desegregation agreements.The goal of the desegregation agreements was to create school districts with racially balanced enrollment at each school and with equal opportunity as evidenced by diverse representation among teachers, employees, sports teams, discipline and academic achievement.
The motion, filed for PCSSD by Sam Jones in U.S. District Court at Little Rock, states that the district “has complied with or is in substantial compliance with” the 2000 desegregation plan and should be declared unitary and released from federal court supervision.
To read the rest of the story, please click here...
COMMENTARY:
I genuinely feel frustrated for the Jacksonville, Arkansas community. Nothing could feel worse than having ones educational future dictated by the blatantly obvious crooks within PCSSD.
But unfortunately, there can be NO unitary findings while the Creole Indians of Arkansas still have a standing complaint against these academic Jim Crow crooks and as long as they are STILL under Arkansas Dept. Of Education PROBATION, btw, because of said ethnic/racial complaints of the Arkansas State recognized American Creole Indian Band of Arkansas-WELL PROVEN.
Please Click this link: Officials on audio tape caught RED-HANDED in their Jim Crow activities. Even going as far as to be aided by corrupt members of the Pulaski County Sheriff's Office.
Justice For ALL-
E pluribus Unum: Out of many-ONE
Ean Bordeaux, pro per
Creole Interests Reporter
Citizen Complainant
report government fraud & corruption to: fraud101@gmail.com
Please click here for more details.
Sample:
The EAC offers technical assistance to help Arkansas public school districts achieve voluntary compliance by understanding their legal obligations, and to serve those protected by the laws. As part of our technical assistance activities, the EAC conducts on-site visits, workshops, program reviews, distributes information, guidelines, procedures and materials setting requirements in the area of civil rights and describing the process for compliance determination.
This letter is a follow-up to the complaint filed against the School in the Pulaski County Special School District alleging that the school district violated regulations concerning racial Discrimination, Anti- Bullying and Gang Violence policies.
During the course of our review, we collected data, interviewed personnel, and received information relevant to the matter. Based on the information sent to us by your district and considering the allegations of discrimination on the basis of race, gang violence, and anti-bullying, we are concerned that the allegations against the School and Pulaski County Special School District may be valid regarding discrimination and failing to enforce the Anti-Bullying and Gang Violence policies.
Based on this information, the school district may be in violation of the Student Handbook concerning grievance procedures in the following areas:
• School did not properly conduct a thorough investigation and did not present a final investigative report providing proper documentation
• School did not interview a sufficient number of persons regarding gang activity
• Central Administration and School Administration presented contradicting statements and inconsistencies regarding alleged interviews, concerns of gang activity, and policies being implemented to all students
• Central Administration failed to obtain statements from pertinent faculty and staff to determine what was occurring at the school, more specifically the bus driver
• Central Administration failed to instruct faculty to investigate whether a group of students called CASH (Check All Silly Hoes) was actively harassing students in the school
• School Administrators did not review the disciplinary records of students to determine a pattern of violations to disqualify them from privileged activities such as Office Aid
• A safe environment for learning was not emphasized by the practice of the administrators
• School failed to record serious disciplinary violations on students when students threatened and harassed parents and visitors in the Administration Office
• Incidents were not reported properly when students entered class and threatened students openly in public; and
• Students with conflicts were allowed to continue working as Administrative Office Aids, while administration was aware of confrontations
Based on this information, we recommend that the school district take prompt and effective action, as necessary, to:
1. Remedy the effects of the gang violence and bullying to prevent its occurrence by providing information, training, and awareness to the entire student body that gang association will not be tolerated and the consequences of such actions
2. Provide information and training to the entire staff including bus drivers on specific action to take concerning gang violence and altercations on buses and at bus stops
3. Provide information and training to individual students or the entire student body on Anti-Bullying and Gang violence
4. Conduct in-service training for all School personnel regarding the regulatory requirements of Anti-bullying and gang violence when reported by students, parents, and employees.
5. Follow the written policy/procedure for investigating violations of the district policy regarding Anti-Bullying and gang Violence when reported by students, parents, and employees
6. Conduct training regarding proper implementation of the Student Handbook policies
7. Develop a plan to address all the concerns in our findings to alleviate gang activity
8. Develop a procedure for responding promptly and punctually to requests for reviews from central administration office to properly respond to meet the district’s responsibility to prevent and resolve allegations of racial discrimination, allegations of gang activity, and to carryout policies and procedures that protect all students Civil Rights and address equity as part of the school environment
9. Develop a policy for the central office to meet districts’ responsibility to prevent and resolve allegations of racial discrimination, allegations of gang activity, and failure of the administration to carryout policies and procedures that protect all student civil rights and address equity as part of the school environment
10. School is to develop a five year plan to address all concerns in our finding to alleviate gang activity, bullying and race discrimination: and
11. The plan must be submitted to the Equity Assistance Center within thirty (30) days. An annual update should be submitted regarding implementation of the plan providing data to support evidence that the plan is successful or changes of the plan will address success.
These actions for each of the eleven (11) should include, but not be limited to: disciplinary sanctions, monitoring of the future activities of the harasser, counseling for the affected parties, remedial educational services and reimbursement of out-of-pocket expenses incurred by the victim related to the effects of the bullying and gang violence.
Should you have questions or concerns, please do not hesitate to contact me or Mr. Keyth Howard at (501) 682-4213
Respectfully yours,
Oliver Dillingham, Program Manager
Equity Assistance Center
Jul 17, 2007
Pulaski County Prosecutor Larry Jegley: Bribe or Blatant Conflict of Interest?
The prosecutor and the administration of criminal justice protect victims of crime and citizens at large and seeks restitution for crime, punishment and rehabilitation of criminals and youthful offenders. Our society experiences a wide variety of crimes including killing of children, child sexual and physical abuse, abuse of the elderly, heinous murders, abuse of dangerous drugs, domestic violence, sexual assault, assault on police officers and teachers, gang violence and writing hot checks. The Sixth District and law enforcement apprehend and prosecute criminals and achieve a good result that will benefit society.
Jul 16, 2007
State Vetted Documentation Of WIDE-OPEN Criminal Corruption In Pulaski County, Arkansas- CAUGHT ON TAPE!
HERE IS YOUR DIRECT LINK TO PROOF OF CRIMINAL ACTIVITY ON THE PART OF DULY APPOINTED AND ELECTED PUBLIC OFFICIAL'S.
THIS IS A DIRECT SOCIAL JUSTICE ACTION EXPOSING CRIMINAL CORRUPTION IN PULASKI COUNTY, ARKANSAS RIGHT UNDER THE STATE PROSECUTOR'S, Larry Jegley's, NOSE.
This estopped Arkansas State Department of Education investigation case of heinous civil right's violations of Creoles in Pulaski County, Arkansas is currently being immorally covered-up by local Arkansas media, at the request of the corrupt official's involved and implicated in the proven crimes.
Thank God for Un-Corrupted Blog Reporters, or we would all be woefully stuck with archaic pay check compromised sources of information with no backbone, for fear of losing out on a stupid political interview opportunity or losing their phoney propagandic yoeman jobs.
Just shamelessly dispelling half-news and propaganda to the unsuspecting public!
Please Click Here For Clarity: A Parent's WORST Nightmare, Aided by Corrupt Officials in Pulaski County, Arkansas
Please Click Here To Read What The State Of Arkansas Has To Say About Our Fantastic and Proven Claims of Criminal Malfeasance at The HIGHEST PROVEN Levels- COVERUP-COVERUP- COVERUP!!
Oh, it's far over. That's a CREOLE promise.
We are going to focus upon the criminality on this damn thang' till THE WHEELS FALL OFF!
Ean Bordeaux, pro per
Creole Interests Reporter
Creoles Put Jim Crow County On Notice: R.I.C.O. Act & Arkansas Criminal Gang, Organization, or Enterprise Act
Audio Records of Fraud & Corruption By Public Officials
Any person who operates or manages an enterprise through a pattern of racketeering activity may be in violation of the RICO Act. Any group may be a RICO enterprise regardless of whether its members wear pinstripes, poster boards, fatigues or hoods.
Larry Jegley, Pulaski County, Arkansas State Prosecutor refused to prosecute corrupt school officials in PCSSD, He also has a son in their talented and gifted program. Coincidence?----->
Commentary:
Racketeer Influenced and Corrupt Organizations (RICO) Act, Title 18, United States Code, Sections 1961-1968
A Creole reality for PULASKI COUNTY, ARKANSAS & Crack Cocaine Drug Dealers Located at: 3924 West 27th St, Little Rock Arkansas.
Conducting WIDE-OPEN DRUG DISTRIBUTION WITH THE COUNTY'S BLESSING BY TURNING A BLIND EYE AND A DEAF EAR TO THEIR ILLICIT ACTIVITIES. THEY HAVE KNOWN ABOUT THESE DOMESTIC TERRORISTS FOR MANY YEARS AND HAVE DONE NOTHING ABOUT THEM.
THEY HAVE FIRE BOMBED CREOLE BUSINESSES , CREOLE VEHICLES AND PHYSICALLY ASSAULTED LAW ABIDING CREOLE CITIZENS IN THE NEGHBORHOOD WITH NO LEGAL CONSEQUENCE WHATSOEVER AS OF THIS DATE. LITTLE ROCK MUNICIPALITIES REFUSE TO INVESTIGATE.
FEEL FREE TO DRIVE BY THE AREA, THEY ARE DEALING THEIR POISON TO POOR PEOPLE RIGHT NOW! WITH GOVERNMENT DEFAULT PERMISSION!!
ORGANIZED CRIME IS A GANG. FOR PUBLIC OFFICIALS TO BLATENTLY IGNORE THEIR MURDEROUS ACTIVITY PUT'S CREOLES AND OTHER CONCERNED CITIZENS IN CONSTANT DANGER.
Jul 5, 2007
Creoles Focus Upon Former Attorney General, Senator Mark Pryor's '99 AG Opinion On Public Misconduct To Expose Pulaski County Corruption In 2007
Opinion No. 99-076
Audio Records of Fraud & Corruption By Public Officials (Please Click Here)
May 7, 1999
The Honorable Nick Wilson
State Senator
P.O. Box 525
Pocahontas, Arkansas 72455-0525
Dear Senator Wilson:...
...There is another provision of the Arkansas Constitution, however, which may be relevant to the question you have posed. Article 7, § 27 applies only to county and township officials, and it provides as follows:
The circuit court shall have jurisdiction upon information, presentment or indictment to remove any county or township officer from office for incompetency, corruption, gross immorality, criminal conduct, malfeasance, misfeasance or nonfeasance in office.
This provision has reference to conduct occurring in a present term of office. Rice v. State, 204 Ark. 236, 161 S.W.2d 401 (1942) and Jacobs v. Parham, 175 Ark. 86, 298 S.W. 483 (1927). It is not limited to felonies, or even to criminal conduct.[3] See, e.g., Jones v. State, 104 Ark. 261, 149 S.W. 56 (1912), and Wills, “Constitutional Crises: Can the Governor (or other State Officeholder) be Removed From Office In a Court Action After Being Convicted of a Felony?” 50 Ark. L. Rev. 221 (1997). See also A.C.A. §§ 14-14-1313 and 14-14-1308 (8).
In my opinion, therefore, if the conduct occurred in a current term of office, a petition might be filed in the circuit court to remove the constable from office. The resolution of such a petition would be a matter for the circuit court.
Senior Assistant Attorney General Elana C. Wills prepared the foregoing opinion, which I hereby approve.
Sincerely,
MARK PRYOR
Attorney General
MP:ECW/cyh
This includes ANY PULASKI COUNTY OFFICIAL OFFICIAL !!!!!!!!
CONSIDER THIS CRIMINAL CONDUCT REPORT OFFICIALLY BROUGHT TO YOUR PUBLIC ATTENTION BY ARKANSAS CREOLES: We gonna' keep on talkin' & provin'...
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with corruption, everyone pays
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Home of the Arkansas State Department of Education Finding Report On Creole Civil Right's Violations in Pulaski County, Arkansas
...“Murder is the most reliable indicator of serious crime we have,” Jack Levin, director of the Brudnick Center on Violence at Northeastern University, told The Boston Herald...
...In Little Rock, Ark., 41 homicides were recorded during the first nine months of this year, compared to 32 for all of 2001. Just why the murder rate increased to its highest level in five years is a matter of dispute between Police Chief Lawrence Johnson and local prosecutors. Johnson contends that the city’s jails are so overcrowded that officers often have to turn suspects loose.The police department is also operating at 32 officers below authorized strength. Prosecutors believe the rise is linked to gang-related activity.“I can tell you based on experience and common sense that when you have an increase in gang activity, you have an increase in drug activity,” said Prosecutor Larry Jegley. “The two go hand-in-hand and as a direct result, you’ll see more homicides.” ...Law Enforcement NewsVol. XXVIII, Nos. 589, 590A publication of John Jay College of Criminal Justice/CUNYDecember 15/31, 2002
This Is a Direct Social Justice Action
Ean Bordeaux, pro per
Creole Interests Reporter
Citizen Complainant
Little Rock Murder Wave Of 2006- My Friend John Was Murder Victim #10
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with corruption, everyone pays
http://www.pcssdfraudwatch.blogspot.com/
Home of the Arkansas State Department of Education Finding Report On Creole Civil Right's Violations in Pulaski County, Arkansas
...“Murder is the most reliable indicator of serious crime we have,” Jack Levin, director of the Brudnick Center on Violence at Northeastern University, told The Boston Herald...
...In Little Rock, Ark., 41 homicides were recorded during the first nine months of this year, compared to 32 for all of 2001. Just why the murder rate increased to its highest level in five years is a matter of dispute between Police Chief Lawrence Johnson and local prosecutors. Johnson contends that the city’s jails are so overcrowded that officers often have to turn suspects loose.The police department is also operating at 32 officers below authorized strength. Prosecutors believe the rise is linked to gang-related activity.“I can tell you based on experience and common sense that when you have an increase in gang activity, you have an increase in drug activity,” said Prosecutor Larry Jegley. “The two go hand-in-hand and as a direct result, you’ll see more homicides.”
...Law Enforcement NewsVol. XXVIII, Nos. 589, 590A publication of John Jay College of Criminal Justice/CUNYDecember 15/31, 2002
LRPD Investigates City's 10th Murder of the Year
Monday February 20, 2006 6:21pm Reporter: Michelle Rupp Posted By: Amanda Manatt
They finally caught the guy that murdered my friend John Shelton.
No one said anything about his murder being related to drugs or organized crime, but I wouldn't be surprised. Many murders are drug and gang/organized crime related, our esteemed State Prosecutor Larry Jegley would surely agree.
If you have just a second, let me tell you a few things about a guy I once knew called John Shelton, that was brutally murdered in his white pick-up truck that kept grinding up starters. "Lucky" he worked at Advanced Auto Parts.
He was the son of a Sno-cone Vendor, his dad used to put on puppet shows for kids years ago, in fact, I only knew this about John because I happened to be playing hookie one day from my own vendor business, we had many things in common. I thought he had a big mouth, but it wasn't bigger than mine, so I had to let it go.
I've found myself playing hookie a lot this past year, sometimes just to take a break from serving early released prisoners just hot from the county jail beggin' for hand-out's, local crack heads and so-called everyday citizens mingled in with the usual barrage of regulatory retaliations upon my business, 'cus I choose to blog the truth about these criminals- so, I played hookie and found a friend named John.
John was an avid nature/hunter kinda' guy, he had even promised to show me the kinda' spots where a man can just disappear into the innards of this Natural State, take his huntin' tools with him, scream at the top of his voice a few times if he wanted to, then come back to so-called society, pay a few bills and "play by the rules".
He may not have always tucked in his shirt at work all the time, but you could sure count on him to close on sundays. He was a good man, that deserved a better and more honorable death.
Here's something that the Arkansas Dino-Gazette didn't print about John Shelton's death. After they FINALLY collected his body from the Advanced Auto Parts parking lot located in the "Empowerment Zone" of Little Rock, the LR Fire Department attempted to minimize the great pools of blood flooding the concrete. It only spread it wide and further.
It took the store manager and his assistant, both friend and co-worker to properly clean up the bloody pools that once flowed through the viens of a very desent human being and father, cut short way to early.
R.I.P. John, We'll go huntin' soon, save a spot on the deer stand boy!
LR Homicide Rate Alarmingly High
Ean Bordeaux, pro per
Creole Interests Reporter
Citizen Complainant
This Is A Direct Social Justice Action
Arkansas Law & Attorney Misconduct Page:
REGULATING PROFESSIONAL CONDUCT
OF
ATTORNEYS AT LAW
SECTION 15. CRIMINAL ACTIVITY.
B. Notification of Possible Criminal Activity. When, in connection with an investigation or a hearing, either the Office of Professional Conduct or the Committee is presented with any substantial evidence of criminal conduct by any party which would constitute a Serious Crime in any jurisdiction, the Office of Professional Conduct on its own initiative or at the direction of the Committee shall notify the appropriate prosecutorial authority.
C. Procedures for Disbarment.
(1) When a complaint against an attorney is based on a conviction in any jurisdiction of a Serious Crime, or a crime which also violates Rule 8.4 (b) of the Model Rules of Professional Conduct, the Committee shall institute disbarment proceedings.
(2) Actions for disbarment based on the conviction of a crime shall proceed in accordance with the procedures in Section 13 of these Procedures.
(3) A certified copy of the judgment of conviction shall be conclusive evidence of the attorney's guilt.
(4) The attorney may not offer evidence inconsistent with the essential elements of the crime for which he or she was convicted.
TRANSACTIONS WITH PERSONS OTHER THAN CLIENTS ()
Jul 3, 2007
Mar 1, 2007
Exposed Pulaski County Coverup Involving Sheriff, State Prosecutor Larry Jegley & Corrupt County School Officials
Audio Records of Fraud & Corruption By Public Officials (Please Click Here)
Karl Brown Asst. Superintendent & Criminal
B-U-T have maliciously prosecuted this Creole victim to Jim Crow intimidate and Jim Crow suppress her against federal law on behalf of the RICO tainted PCSSD.
They are waiting for the statute of limitations to expire while simultaneously violating her federal civil rights!
PULASKI COUNTY SHERIFF’S CRIMINAL POLICE REPORT
INCIDENT NUMBER: 2005990403
DATE: 01/24/2005
____________________________________________________
Received: 01/21/2005 09:59 Incident No: 2005990403 Signal: ASST
Dispatched: 01/21/2005 Location: 800 EAST DIXON ROAD LITTLE ROCK
Enroute: Occurence: 01/21/2005 09:59
Arrived: 01/21/2005
Completed: 01/21/2005
Status Date/Time: 01/21/2005 10:53 Status: PENDING ARREST/PROSECUTION
******COMPLAINANT(S)/VICTIM(S)*****
ID# 20071104 GOODWIN, STACEY
Granite Mountain
8A Harris Circle, Little Rock Arkansas
Little Rock, Arkansas 72206
******OFFENDER/SUSPECT******
ID# 20071105 BROWN, KARL:
Pulaski County Special School District
Assistant Superintendent of Equity and Pupil Services
Business# 501-490-2000
OFFENSE 1 OFFENSE (RS#) 5-13-207 ATT/COMP C
ASSAULT - 3RD DEGREE
TITLE: GOODWIN, STACEY ASSAULT - ON 01-20-05
CONTACT WAS MADE WITH STACEY GOODWIN AT THE PULASKI COUNTY SHERIFF’S OFFICE ON 01-21-05. GOODWIN STATED THAT ON 01-20-05 AT APPROXIMATELY 0830 HRS SHE WAS WALKING FROM THE PULASKI COUNTY SPECIAL SCHOOL DISTRICTS CENTRAL OFFICE TO HER VEHICLE WHICH WAS PARKED IN THE PARKING LOT NEXT TO FULLER JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL.
GOODWIN STATED THAT CONTACT WAS MADE WITH A KARL BROWN, ASSISTANT SUPERINTENDENT PULASKI COUNTY SPECIAL SCHOOL DISTRICT, IN THE PARKING LOT. GOODWIN STATED THAT BROWN APPROACHED HER AND TOLD HER THAT SHE WAS NOT TO BE ON SCHOOL PROPERTY EXCEPT FOR THE VERY FRONT OF THE SCHOOL IN ORDER TO PICK UP HER CHILDREN, SERENITY AND ALEX GOODWIN. GOODWIN STATED THAT BROWN BECAME VERY IRRATE AND LUNGED TOWARD HER, MAKING HER FEEL THREATENED AND AFRAID [SIC] FOR HER WELL BEING.
GOODWIN STATED THAT BROWN PRESSED AGAINST HER WHILE YELLING AT HER TO LEAVE THE PROPERTY. GOODWIN STATED THAT THERE WAS A SECURITY OFFICER WITHIN THE IMMEDIATE AREA AND WAS WATCHING THE ORDEAL, THE I.D. OF THE OFFICER IS UNKNOWN AT THIS TIME. GOODWIN WAS GIVEN THIS REPORT NUMBER.
This is truly Jim Crow AMAZING!!
Hey!
Here's an idea, let's ARREST & maliciously prosecute the Creole minor victim's parent to Jim Crow SHUT HER UP about criminal street gangs, aided by academic adults that are trying to SLIT HER CREOLE DAUGHTER'S THROAT.
At the same Jim Crow time, turn our municipal heads to PCSSD physical assaults against female parents complaining about FEDERAL civil rights violations as the school district tyrannically steals her Creole education money & trades it off with conscious violent crime against her Creole children.
It's O.K. to say the "F" Word...
FRAUD, FRAUD, FRAUD, FRAUD- Get the Jim Crow point?
Ean Bordeaux
Creole Interests Reporter
Citizen Complainant
Jan 20, 2007
New Fraud Watch Site:
Pulaski County Fraud
http://pulaskicountyfraud.blogspot.com
CORRUPT OFFICIAL AUDIO TAPES RESIDE HERE!!!!!!
Great Site: Bad Cop News- Arkansas
November 17th, 2007
WHITE COUNTY, ARKANSAS - It all starts at the White County Sheriff’s Department when two deputies enter an on-line chat room.
The decoy profile is an eighth grader from Searcy, a regular teen who could be anybody’s child.
One after another, men begin chatting with the officers posing as the young girl. Repeatedly detective Brandon Grimes tells the men the “girl” is only 14.
“We’ve had several that have offered to even drive from halfway across the state, so that really surprises me,” says Grimes.
Read The Full Article
Jan 18, 2007
REPOST FROM: Jim Crow Watch List Blog On Blogspot
The Following Names/Entities Have Been Designated As "Qualified" For The Municipal Jim Crow Terrorists Watch List For Undeniably Documented International, Federal, State or Local Criminal Acts Against Poor Creoles Within Their Jurisdiction.
Note: In order to qualify for this list, the criminal act(s) must be:
1. Undeniably documented Municipal, "public servants", committing or aiding and abetting Federal, State, Local criminal acts against Creole Citizens.
2. Documented directly committing the International, Federal, State, Local criminal act(s) against Creole Citizens.
3. Documented in knowingly having an indirect active role in aiding and abetting the International, Federal, State, Local criminal acts upon Creole Citizens.
This list includes names of all "races" and cultures. It acknowledges that racist "racialism" is relegated to irrelevance by evolved Creole Citizens of today, preparing for a "race-less", "Jim Crow-less" society of near-tomorrow.
CURRENTLY QUALIFIED & DESIGNATED:
1. Mildred Tatum <- (Documents & Audio Link)Includes but is not limited to- R.I.C.O. [USC Title 18], Anti-Bullying Statutes, Anti-Gang Violence/ Organized Crimes Statutes. Federal Mail Fraud Statutes, Federal Interstate Commerce Statutes, False Report, Malicious Prosecution, Perjury, Nonfeasance, Misfeasance and Malfeasance. School Tax Revenue Fraud.
Jan 16, 2007
ARKANSAS' 2ND LARGEST SCHOOL DISTRICT FINALLY SUBMITS TO STATE AUTHORITY ON CREOLE CIVIL RIGHTS VIOLATIONS
ARKANSAS' 2ND LARGEST SCHOOL DISTRICT FINALLY SUBMITS TO STATE AUTHORITY ON CREOLE CIVIL RIGHTS VIOLATIONS
That's right. They finally saw wisdom and submitted a School district confession to the ADE, in the form of a 5 Year Plan on curing the ugly Jim Crow racism & gang violence within their schools, to all persons involved in the education of our children. ALL children, so-called blacks & whites, Creoles or any other well deserving human being.
To read what this Direct Social Justice Action is all about, please click here: http://pcssdfraudwatch.blogspot.com/2005/11/arkansas-dept-of-eds-finding-report-on.html
PCSSD Fraud Watch shall be posting the 5 year plan along with each yearly update, so check-in regularly.
PCSSD Fraud Watch shall now more fervently focus upon bringing the ugly municipal malfeasants to Creole justice for messin' with my family. You have to chew on a State Report and PCSSD compliance as it relates to the INVISIBLE CREOLE.
We specific Arkansas Creoles, of the 1803 Louisiana Creoles, hold great pride that justice was ultimately found WITHIN the borders of our Great State of Arkansas. Though our state has serious problems like all the others- it is 1803 Louisiana Creole Land and as such, it is home.
Don't mess with my home or my family and you ain't got nothin' to worry about from us down here. Any losers that help losers hurt Creoles suffer the same attention, fair ain't it?
Ean Bordeaux, pro per
Creole Interests Reporter
Citizen Complainant