Glenda Funchass, a two bit racist attorney who works with the Mississippi Center for Legal Services, authored and distributed a pre election anti Dave Ware flyer to churches and citizens in Hattiesburg, listing a number of reasons to not vote for Ware. One of the reasons #5 was apparently the fact that Mr. Ware is […]
Please click “recommend” at the bottom of the article Pastor Fairley and a group of African American citizens, and special interest group Forrest county NAACP filed a Preliminary Injunction against the city of Hattiesburg attempting to halt the redistricting plan. The Hattiesburg Patriot met with Fairley after a redistricting hearing last summer. Fairley seemed very confident the Justice Department would […]
African-American Stella Macabee is expected to be a shoe-in for approval to the Hattiesburg City School Board. Mrs. Macabee said she would work with the Hattiesburg City Council, should tax increases for the school district’s general fund become needed in the future. Eleanor Harris and Fred Burns were not reappointed because they raised taxes and […]
Well, you won’t get an argument from this reporter. Mr. Bradley stated he didn’t need a new cushion in his seat on this particular day. He assured everyone, “I still have a little ass left.” The previous day’s citizen’s forum session had been a ringer for the council president. He was admonished strongly by many […]
Today the Hattiesburg city council voted to adopt a modification of the original plan proposed by consulting firm Briggs and Watson. The majority voters were Council President Kim Bradley, Council Vice President Dave Ware, and Carter Carroll. Deborah Delgado voted for CPAC, which now stands for, “we will C you PAC that ridiculous plan up”. […]
In what has become a recurring theme with the Forrest county NAACP and its close supporters, racially insensitive attacks are launched from the podium of the citizen’s forum at white council members. Members of the NAACP and its leadership have made numerous, racially insensitive comments calling white city councilman “plantation managers” and having “plantation mentalities” […]
Backed by a group of African-American community leaders and concerned citizens, including Councilwoman Deborah Delgado, NAACP President Clarence Magee said there was a “Plantation Mentality” within the city council; presumably referring to white council members Kim Bradley and Carter Carroll when they did not approve Mayor Johnny Dupree’s re-appointments of two African-American school board trustee […]
Expressing their concerns over the city council’s refusal to reappoint two African-American members of the school board and number or leaders in the African-American community showed up to voice their dissatisfaction over Kim Bradley and Carter Carroll’s lack of support for reappointment of Burris and Harris. Video of the vote and a related article can […]
