Dr. Cesar Maldonado (center) is the former HCC Chancellor who was appointed in 2014 and immediately began discriminating against Black employees at Houston Community College. The racial discrimination lawsuit settlement that newly-appointed HCC Trustee Renee Jefferson Patterson tried to block by abstaining (withholding her vote) contained an actual email chain created shortly after Dr. Maldonado was appointed stating, “Now we [Hispanics] are going to receive preferential treatment.” How did this Renee Jefferson-Patterson chick slither, squirm, and finagle her way into an appointment to the board anyway? Who pulled the strings to get her selected? We are unsure who's pulling the cord tied to the neck of this "SELL-OUT," but we aren't resting until we find out. THE LATINA TRUSTEES... Everybody knows that it is next to impossible to get African Americans to stick together on anything. However, when it came to Trustee Eva Loredo (top left), Trustee Monica Flores-Richart (top right), and Dr. Adriana Tamez sticking together behind their "HOME WRECKING" boss, they banded together. If you remember, it was Dr. Cesar Maldonado who was allegedly having a romantic relationship with his subordinate (Dr. Melissa Gonzalez), the wife of Sheriff Ed Gonzalez, when the alleged domestic violence revelation came to light and forced Sheriff Gonzalez to abandon his aspiration to be the head of (ICE), the Immigration and Customs Enforcement Agency, a few years ago.
Dr. Cesar Maldanado, the former Chancellor of the Houston Community College System, was allegedly screwing around with the wife of Sheriff Ed Gonzalez, who was his subordinate. It is alleged that Dr. Melissa Gonzalez ran to her alleged lover and boss (Dr. Cesar Maldonado) after she was allegedly physically assaulted by Sheriff Ed Gonzalez after he learned about her alleged infidelity. It was former HCC Police Officer Fredrick Portis who exposed "THE LOVE TRIANGLE" and the alleged domestic violence situation between Dr. Cesar Maldonado, Dr. Melissa Gonzalez, and Sheriff Ed Gonzalez in his "SWORN AFFIDAVIT" which led to Sheriff Gonzalez ultimately withdrawing his name from consideration to lead (ICE) Immigration and Customs Enforcement Agency. Sadly, shortly after Officer Portis signed his "SWORN-AFFIDAVIT," he turned up dead sitting in his patrol car, and Sheriff Ed Gonzalez's Sheriff's Department was the agency in charge of investigating his death.
According to Officer Fredrick Portis's "SWORN AFFIDAVIT," Sheriff Ed Gonzalez's wife, Dr. Melissa Gonzalez, wanted to file charges against her husband, Sheriff Ed Gonzalez, after he allegedly physically assaulted her. Dr. Cesar Maldonado used his position as the Chancellor of the Houston Community College to intervene in the matter as Officer Portis's boss at the time. You can "CLICK HERE" to view his affidavit that was sworn to under penalty of perjury.
Councilwoman Tarsha Jackson, the current Houston City Council District B representative, has done an outstanding job since becoming the predominantly African American Council district councilwoman. Only by God's grace did Tarsha Jackson win this seat and keep "TRAITOROUS" Renee Jefferson Smith from becoming the District B representative. The "BEST WOMAN" won the open seat during the 2019 City of Houston Mayoral Election. If I had to pick out a hero currently serving on Houston's City Council, Councilwoman Tarsha Jackson would be one of my top choices. I said some things about Councilwoman Jackson during the 2019 City of Houston Mayoral Election that I would take back if I had it to do over again. That said, Councilwoman Jackson is honorable, distinguished, trustworthy, and worthy of recognition as a "TRAILBLAZER" for the people of District B.
Businesswoman Cynthia Bailey is among the most honorable and trustworthy people I know. Sure, she got into trouble decades ago. However, she accepted responsibility, paid her debt to society, and got her life back on track. However, when she ran for Houston City Council District B, that "TRAITOR" Renee Jefferson Smith tried to destroy Cynthia Bailey's life, legacy, and years of hard work to restore her name and continue her service to the Black Community. Cynthia Bailey is a better human being than Renee Jefferson Patterson, formerly Renee Jefferson Smith, could ever dream of becoming. The people living in District B were fully aware of this, so they voted for Cynthia Bailey over Renee Jefferson Smith in the 2019 District B race. Ultimately, Cynthia Bailey lost to Tarsha Jackson in the runoff election, but Bailey is the "TRAILBLAZER" who blocked dirty A$$ Renee Jefferson Smith from making the runoff election.
Renee Jefferson Patterson, formerly Renee Jefferson Smith, is as lowdown, dirty, and filthy as they come. After she was rejected by the people of Houston City Council District B during the 2019 City of Houston Mayoral Election, she set out to try and destroy the life, legacy, and credibility of Cynthia Bailey, the second-place finisher. Remember, Renee Jefferson Smith attempted to have Cynthia Bailey thrown off the runoff ballot by claiming she was a FELON, among other things. As a refresher, Tarsha Jackson finished in first place, Cynthia Bailey finished second, dirty A$$ Renee Jefferson Smith finished third, Alvin Bird finished fourth, Karen Kossie-Chernyshev finished fifth, Prince Bryant finished sixth, Alyson Quintana finished seventh, Alice Kirkman finished eighth, Kenneth Perkins finished ninth, Ben White, Jr., finished tenth, Huey German-Wilson finished eleventh, Robin Anderson finished twelfth, Broderick Butler finished thirteenth, and Karisma Gilliam finished fourteenth in 2019 race for District B, which the Tarsha Jackson ultimately won in a runoff election. After hiring Attorney "DOWNTOWN" Oliver Brown, the second-place finisher Cynthia Bailey defeated dirty A$$ Renee Jefferson Smith in the district court, appeals court, and Texas Supreme Court.
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HCC Board Trustee Renee Jefferson Patterson is a Sell-Out Negro; Female Hispanic Trustees Stuck Together During Vote
AUBREY R. TAYLOR REPORTS©
My phone rang after I reported that newly-appointed HCC Board Trustee Renee Jefferson Patterson was a "TRAITOR" yesterday. And text messages flowed through my phone, and the water flowed down the Nile River, but I'm not switching my stance on this snake.
I received text messages from local leaders defending Renee Jefferson Patterson, but I received many more, compelling me to stay on top of her. One of the people who texted me, whom I will label as (FB), stated, "It is what it is...Again she (Renee Jefferson Smith), is definitely not "fit" for any leadership roles. That "vote" says a lot about her."
This particular texter (FB) also stated, "She literally has blank spells or moments from time to time, like she's on medication or something, mid-conversation "blank spells" borderline Alzheimers or dementia."
I'm not going to get into anything regarding Renee Jefferson Patterson's health or mental state because I don't know enough about her to enter into that sort of conversation.
"She has serious spiritual and mental health issues. She needs to be in perpetual therapy," said (FB), whose name I'm withholding for now. But (FB) also stated, "I was in unbelief when I saw her being sworn in the other day. She doesn't need to be in any sort of leadership position of capacity."
I also got an ear-full from my good friend Antonio Maldonado, who, for the most part, talked about how bad HCC Board Trustee Dave Wilson is and how he is the one whom we should be talking about. However, I am proud of Dave Wilson, the HCC Board Trustee for District VI.
Trustee Wilson displayed courage and intestinal fortitude when he joined forces with the "THREE BLACK TRUSTEES" and voted to open negotiations to settle the racial discrimination lawsuit.
I'm sticking with Dave Wilson and restating that Trustee Wilson is a "TRUE TRAILBLAZER" who is worthy of recognition, in my opinion.
I also had a very spirited conversation with Maxine Lane-Seals, a local political icon for whom I have the utmost respect and admiration for her love for the Black community.
Maxine Lane-Seals is a Former HCC Trustee and Former North Forest Independent School District (NFISD) Trustee whose dedication and commitment to our community are unquestioned.
"This is not true! Give our Trustee a chance," stated Makine Lane-Seals. "She was just appointed, just took her oath, sat in the board chair, and had to make a decision."
Maxine Lane-Seals states, "Having served as a Board Trustee, being a Master Trustee I truly understand one being unable to have gained the knowledge of a million dollar lawsuit."
"One trustee, a white male, allegedly stated to her that she must vote or lose her election. Grant you that the trustee was out of order. Each trustee is or should be committed to serving all the people of all races. It's not a black, white, Hispanic, or Asian thing. It's about representing the citizens within our communities," explained Maxine Lane-Seals.
Maxine Lane-Seals concluded, "With 20 plus years experience in board experience, I am surprised by the expectations of a 2-week appointee. I'm speaking out because this is my community. The community I live and vote in. I'm sick and tired of those who don't live within my community running us down. Get with "US" within the community. If you can't help us, please don't down us."
RENEE IS STILL A TRAITOR...
Many African Americans are puzzled after I called the newly-appointed (District II) HCC Trustee a “TRAITOR” yesterday after she abstained from the vote to end the racial discrimination lawsuit last week and enter into negotiation.
First off, a “TRAITOR” is someone who betrays a friend, country, or principle. By abstaining from the HCC vote, Trustee Renee Jefferson Patterson, formally Renee Jefferson Smith, turned her back on the hundreds of former and current Black (“HCC”) employees who are seeking justice after being discriminated against by the former HCC Chancellor named Dr. Cesar Maldonado.
If you remember, a former HCC Chancellor, Dr. Cesar Maldonado, was alleged to have been having an affair with his subordinate, the wife of Sheriff Ed Gonzalez, named Dr. Melissa Gonzalez, back when he was over the college.
When Biden (the former President) selected Sheriff Gonzalez to lead ICE, an “AFFIDAVIT” surfaced alleging Sheriff Ed Gonzalez assaulted his wife, who ran to her alleged lover at his HCC Office, where Dr. Maldonado impeded an investigation into the allegations, and what occurred inside his office. But the matter of former HCC Chancellor Cesar Maldonado sleeping with the wife of Sheriff Ed Gonzalez became a moot point when he withdrew himself from consideration to lead the Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agency.
It must get duly recorded that the former HCC Police Officer (Frederick Portis) who took “BODY CAM” footage of Sheriff Ed Gonzalez’s wife, who had run to the safety of her alleged lover after allegedly being assaulted by Sheriff Ed Gonzalez, ultimately turned up dead.
Frederick Portis’s boss at the time, Waller County Precinct 3 Constable Herschel Smith, was very distraught after the loss of his deputy.
Listen. The scene where his deputy, Sergeant Fredrick Portis, was discovered in Harris County sitting in the passenger seat of his unmarked patrol vehicle (in uniform), with his glasses still on his face on the evening of Thursday, May 25, 2023, may have been staged, according to Constable Smith. However, all of that is for another day.
ATTORNEY BEN HALL TO THE RESCUE…
High-powered attorney Benjamin L. Hall, III, is the brave lawyer who filed the racial discrimination lawsuit on behalf of hundreds of Black former and present Houston Community College (“HCC”) employees. The suit was filed back on Friday, June 19, 2020 – Juneteenth — the anniversary date that enslaved Black people in Texas learned they had been freed from slavery two years earlier by President Abraham Lincoln. The lawsuit detailed a damning list of allegations about what was going on at Houston Community College under the leadership of Chancellor Cesar Maldonado and the Human Resources Director, Ms. Janet May.
BLATANT DISCRIMINATORY PRACTICES…
According to the lawsuit, Dr. Cesar Maldonado (the former HCC chancellor) accepted his position in 2014 with a Hispanic “preferential treatment” agenda. The suit contains an actual email chain created shortly after Maldonado’s appointment stating, “Now we [Hispanics] are going to receive preferential treatment.” The suit alleges that since Maldonado’s arrival, 90% of the long-time Black professionals at HCC had either been terminated or demoted.
In comparison, there had been a 50% increase in Hispanic hires and promotions. Shockingly, the suit claimed that while 90% of tenured and experienced Black employees were displaced, only 10% of similarly tenured Whites were displaced.
The lawsuit continued with a disturbing list of tactics used by Maldonado and May to get rid of Blacks, such as telling a Black male that a white woman’s word was more truthful than his word, that if a White person complains, believe them, but if a Black person complains doubt them unless corroborated; “padding” Black employee personnel files with false complaints to be used later as pretexts for firing them; if a Black person is accused of sexual harassment, believe the complainant—but if a Black person makes the complaint corroborate; using the term “transformation” as a cover for getting rid of Black employees, and forcing Black employees to take leaves of absence without cause to later use as grounds to terminate the Black employee.
Ms. Brown was courageously represented in the lawsuit by Benjamin L. Hall, III, the former Houston City Attorney under Mayor Bob Lanier and former mayoral candidate. Hall stated, “Ms. Brown is one of the more recent casualties of what appears to be a modern-day Jim Crow environment at Houston Community College for Black executives. She is brave enough to stand up to power and speak the truth.”
WHO IS RENEE JEFFERSON PATTERSON?
In case you don’t remember, Democratic Political Consultant Dallas Jones billed himself as a “Political Analyst, Nation Builder, and Leadership-Shaper,” according to his FACEBOOK page. However, I’m unsure if he’s all of that. But, that being said, from what I’ve gathered about Dallas Jones – he’s a shrewd businessman -- and has always been one of Harris County Commissioner Rodney Ellis’ puppets.
So, I want to remind you that there’s nothing wrong with him working for/with multiple candidates in any election cycle. However, his connection to Renee Jefferson Patterson (Smith) was strong during the City Council District B race in 2019 – which I will outline.
So, please do me a favor and make a mental note that Elite Change, Inc. is Dallas Jones’ company. And who do you think was one of Dallas Jones’ ‘BIGGEST’ clients during his heyday? You guessed it – Harris County Commissioner Rodney Ellis -- that’s who!!!
FOLLOW THE MONEY..
On 2/17/2020, Commissioner Rodney Ellis paid Elite Change, Inc., owned by Dallas Jones, $2,100.00 as a consulting expenditure, according to Commissioner Ellis’ campaign finance report.
On 2/10/2020, Commissioner Rodney Ellis paid Elite Change, Inc., owned by Dallas Jones, $1,500.00 to provide campaign field team support. Then, on the same day, Commissioner Rodney Ellis turned around and paid Elite Change, Inc. $7,000.00 as a consulting expenditure, according to Commissioner Ellis’ campaign finance report.
On 1/14/2020, Commissioner Rodney Ellis paid Elite Change, Inc., which Dallas Jones owns, another $7,000.00 as a consulting expenditure, according to Commissioner Ellis’ campaign finance report.
RODNEY AND DALLAS’S FINGERPRINTS…
When Renee Jefferson Smith was running for Houston City Council District B, Commissioner Rodney Ellis and Democratic Political Consultant Dallas Jones had their fingerprints all over the Houston City Council District B Race – that’s a fact.
Can anybody out there tell me why Dallas Jones went to Renee Jefferson Smith out of the goodness of his heart and donated $10,000.00 worth of his precious time to help her try to win the Tuesday, November 5, 2019, Houston City Council District B race?
Is Dallas Jones that kind-hearted? Is that what we’re supposed to believe happened? Listen, Renee Jefferson Patterson (Smith), out of the goodness of heart (I guess), paid Elite Change, Inc. -- that Dallas Jones owns $9,000.00 out of her campaign account for all of his hard work.
Does that make sense to you? If so, you are “Cuckoo for Cocoa Puffs,” my friend.
It’s a coincidence that Commissioner Rodney Ellis paid Elite Exchange, Inc. $17,600.00 for consulting and field support services during the same time frame – right?
I’m not sure what this means, but that’s some creativity right there if you ask me. Doesn’t that sound like Dallas Jones was double-dipping in the runup to the Tuesday, November 5, 2019, general election?
FOLLOWING DALLAS’S MONEY…
On 9/01/2019, Elite Change, Inc./Dallas Jones made a $5,000.00 in-kind contribution to Renee Jefferson Smith, categorized as campaign consulting. In other words, Elite Change, Inc., owned by Dallas Jones, donated valuable consulting services to Renee Jefferson Smith to try to help her win the Houston City Council District B race -- scheduled to take place on Tuesday, November 5, 2019.
On 8/07/2019, Renee Jefferson Smith paid Elite Change, Inc., which is owned by Dallas Jones, $3,000.00, which was categorized as a consulting expense on her campaign finance report.
On 6/11/2019, Elite Change Inc./Dallas Jones made a $2,500.00 in-kind contribution to Renee Jefferson Smith, categorized as campaign consulting. In other words, Elite Change, Inc., owned by Dallas Jones, donated more of his valuable time to try and assist Renee Jefferson Smith in her quest to win the Houston City Council District B race -- scheduled to take place on Tuesday, November 5, 2019.
On 5/11/2019, Elite Change Inc./Dallas Jones made another $2,500.00 in-kind contribution to Renee Jefferson Smith, categorized as campaign consulting. Elite Change, Inc., owned by Dallas Jones, out of the goodness of their heart, decides to donate more of Dallas Jones’ precious time to assist Renee Jefferson Smith in her quest to win the Houston City Council District B race – s scheduled to take place back on Tuesday, November 5, 2019.
On 4/11/2019, Renee Jefferson Smith, out of the goodness of her heart, decided to pay Elite Change, Inc., owned by Dallas Jones, $3,000.00, categorized as a consulting expense on her campaign finance report.
On 3/21/2019, Renee Jefferson Smith paid Elite Change, Inc., saying that Dallas Jones owned another $3,000.00, categorized as a consulting expense on her campaign finance report.
SOMETHING TO THING ABOUT…
It’s clear that this Renee Jefferson-Patterson woman is indebted to some local “POLITICAL LEADERS.” Still, it is unclear if her vote to abstain last week was part of some “QUID PRO QUO.” Still, you can bet your bottom dollar that Aubrey R. Taylor Communications will closely monitor her actions and votes as her tenure as the (District II) Trustee on the HCC Board progresses.
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High-powered attorney Benjamin L. Hall, III, is the brave lawyer who filed the racial discrimination lawsuit on behalf of hundreds of Black former and present Houston Community College ("HCC") employees. The suit was filed back on Friday, June 19, 2020 – Juneteenth — the anniversary date that enslaved Black people in Texas learned they had been freed from slavery two years earlier by President Abraham Lincoln. The lawsuit detailed a damning list of allegations about what was going on at Houston Community College under the leadership of Chancellor Cesar Maldonado and the Human Resources Director, Ms. Janet May.
IMPORTANT BACK STORY...
According to the lawsuit, Dr. Cesar Maldonado (the former HCC chancellor) accepted his position in 2014 with a Hispanic “preferential treatment” agenda. The suit contains an actual email chain created shortly after Maldonado’s appointment stating, “Now we [Hispanics] are going to receive preferential treatment.” The suit alleges that since Maldonado’s arrival, 90% of the long-time Black professionals at HCC had either been terminated or demoted.
In comparison, there had been a 50% increase in Hispanic hires and promotions. Shockingly, the suit claimed that while 90% of tenured and experienced Black employees were displaced, only 10% of similarly tenured Whites were displaced.
The lawsuit continued with a disturbing list of tactics used by Maldonado and May to get rid of Blacks, such as telling a Black male that a white woman’s word was more truthful than his word, that if a White person complains, believe them, but if a Black person complains doubt them unless corroborated; “padding” Black employee personnel files with false complaints to be used later as pretexts for firing them; if a Black person is accused of sexual harassment, believe the complainant—but if a Black person makes the complaint corroborate; using the term “transformation” as a cover for getting rid of Black employees, and forcing Black employees to take leaves of absence without cause to later use as grounds to terminate the Black employee.
Ms. Brown was courageously represented in the lawsuit by Benjamin L. Hall, III, the former Houston City Attorney under Mayor Bob Lanier and former mayoral candidate. Hall stated, “Ms. Brown is one of the more recent casualties of what appears to be a modern-day Jim Crow environment at Houston Community College for Black executives. She is brave enough to stand up to power and speak the truth.”
State Rep. Ron E. Reynolds (HD-27) is one of Texas's strongest "BLACK MEN." Reynolds is the first African American State Representative elected in Fort Bend County since Reconstruction, which makes him a "TEXAS HERO" and "Modern-Day Trailblazer" you should know. However, Dr. Margaret Ford Fisher, Ed.D., has shown that she's worthy of "TRAILBLAZER" status since taking over as chancellor of the Houston Community College System.
Eva Loredo currently serves as the board chair for the Houston Community College System. She also is the "DISTRICT VII" representative on the board. Eva Loredo showed her true colors and "Xenophobia" tendencies last week when she voted against HCC entering into negotiations to settle the racial discrimination lawsuits. It is unclear at this time why Loredo has a perceived hatred for African Americans, but she clearly does, based on her vote last week.
Laolu Davies-Yemitan is the vice chair of the Houston Community College Board and is a "TRUE TRAILBLAZING" trustee. He also serves as the "DISTRICT IV" representative. Last week, Laolu Davies-Yemitan displayed the courage the Black community needs in our elected leaders. Unlike the cowardice put on full display by Renee Jefferson-Patterson during the vote, Laolu Davies-Yemitan stood up for the current and former Black ("HCC") employees who were discriminated against during the tenure of HCC Chancellor Dr. Cesar Maldonado. Remember, as soon as Dr. Maldonado became the HCC Chancellor, he stated, “Now we [Hispanics] are going to receive preferential treatment.” Laolu Davies-Yemitan voted "YES" to settle the racial discrimination lawsuit.
Sean Cheben is the Houston Community College Board secretary and is a "TRUE TRAILBLAZING" trustee. Sean Cheben is the "DISTRICT V" representative who displayed courage, intestinal fortitude, and a willingness to do right by the former and present Black ("HCC") employees who were discriminated against under former HCC Chancellor Dr. Cesar Maldonado. Sean Cheben is a friend of the Black community and should be supported by African Americans at every opportunity we have to do so.
Monica Flores-Richart serves on the Houston Community College System board as the "DISTRICT I" representative. Monica Flores joined her fellow Latina colleagues (Eva Loredo and Dr. Adriana Tamez), and when all three of them showed their true colors and "Xenophobia" tendencies. Monica Flores-Richart voted against HCC entering negotiations to settle the racial discrimination lawsuits. It is unclear at this time why Flores-Richart has a perceived hatred for African Americans, but she clearly does, based on her vote last week.
Renee Jefferson-Patterson, better known as Renee Jefferson-Smith, is the "DISTRICT II" representative on the Houston Community College Board. This Renee Jefferson-Patterson woman has never won an election in her life. Remember, when Renee-Jefferson-Patterson ran for Houston City Council District B, as Renee Jefferson-Smith, she didn't even make the runoff. In other words, this "TRAITOR" was rejected by the Black community. In "TRUE TRAITOROUS FASHION," she abstained from voting and sided with the "Xenophobic" Latino females on the HCC School Board. What's wrong with this chick?
Dr. Adriana Tamez serves on the Houston Community College System board as the "DISTRICT III" representative. Dr. Adriana Tamez joined her fellow Latina colleagues (Eva Loredo and Monica Flores-Richart) when all three of them showed their true colors and "Xenophobia" tendencies. Dr. Adriana Tamez voted against HCC entering negotiations to settle the racial discrimination lawsuits. It is unclear at this time why Tamez has a perceived hatred for African Americans, but she clearly does, based on her vote last week.
Dave Wilson is the "DISTRICT VI" representative on the Houston Community College Board. Wilson has demonstrated himself to be a friend to the Black community at every opportunity. Dave Wilson is a "TRUE TRAILBLAZER" in every sense of the word. This American patriot never shies away from difficult decisions and never cowers before any master. It was no surprise that Dave Wilson stood firm along with the "BLACK TRUSTEES" and cast his vote in favor of settling the racial discrimination lawsuits.
Dr. Cynthia Lenton-Gary is the "DISTRICT VII" representative on the Houston Community College Board and is a "TRUE TRAILBLAZING" trustee. Last week, Dr. Cynthia Lenton-Gary displayed the bravery the Black community needs in our elected leaders. Unlike the cowardice shown by Renee Jefferson-Patterson during the vote, Dr. Cynthia Lenton-Gary stood up for the current and former Black ("HCC") employees who were discriminated against during the tenure of HCC Chancellor Dr. Cesar Maldonado. Remember, as soon as Dr. Maldonado became the HCC Chancellor, he stated, “Now we [Hispanics] are going to receive preferential treatment.” Dr. Lenton-Gary voted "YES" to settle the racial discrimination lawsuit.
Dr. Pretta VanDible Stallworth is the "DISTRICT IX" representative on the Houston Community College Board and is a "TRUE TRAILBLAZING" trustee. Last week, Pretta VanDible Stallworth once again proved to be the leader the Black community needs. Unlike the cowardice displayed by Renee Jefferson-Patterson during the vote, Dr. Pretta VanDible Stallworth stood up for the current and former Black ("HCC") employees who were discriminated against during the tenure of HCC Chancellor Dr. Cesar Maldonado. Remember, as soon as Dr. Maldonado became the HCC Chancellor, he stated, “Now we [Hispanics] are going to receive preferential treatment.” Dr. VanDible Stallworth voted "YES" to settle the racial discrimination lawsuit.
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Vivian King is a low-down dirty scoundrel who the Texas Court of Criminal Appeals, which is the highest court in Texas for criminal law matters, called "NOT CREDIBLE." The high court found that Vivian King provided ineffective assistance to her client and that the quality of her work was "deficient" in a case where her client received a life sentence. (CLICK HERE) Take a moment to learn more about this "SKANK" who did not file the petition needed for her client, causing her client to get a life sentence in a Texas prison.
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Vivian King is a low-dirty, slimy, sleazy skank who was rightfully rejected by the voters of Harris County, Texas, recently in the race for the 486th Criminal District Court. Take a moment to review the article that was written about this lying, conniving witch by "HOUSTON WATCH" in October 2022. You will realize that Vivian King should never be elected as a judge in Harris County, Texas, or anywhere else in America.
Eric Carr, the third ex-husband of Vivian King, was issued a "SUBPOENA" to show up in the 486th Criminal District Courtroom on Friday, February 14, 2025, and answer questions about Vivian King and the nature of her relationship with Gerald Womack. When Vivian King testified under oath in the 486th Criminal District Court, she claimed that she barely knew Gerald Womack and didn't have an ongoing business relationship with Womack Development & Investment Realtors, which was a lie. Vivian King also testified under oath that she did not know who Investigative Reporter Aubrey R. Taylor was until a few months before she took the stand, which was also a lie. Eric Carr was set to impeach the testimony of Vivian King if he had been allowed to take the stand on Friday, February 14, 2025. Still, the Harris County District Attorney's Office dropped the charges against Aubrey R. Taylor rather than running the risk of having to possibly charge Vivian King with perjury.
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The detailed "MOTION TO DISMISS" for Prosecutorial Misconduct" will give you a better idea of how Vivian King, the former First Assistant District Attorney (ADA), abused her power and conspired with the late Congresswoman Sheila Jackson Lee and her campaign manager Gerald Womack to violate the civil rights of Investigative Reporter Aubrey R. Taylor, in Harris County, Texas. (CLICK HERE) Take a moment to view the "MOTION TO DISMISS" filed with the court.
Former State Rep. Shawn Thierry and Governor Greg Abbott are both true "TEXAS TRAILBLAZERS" in their own right. Texas is freer because of Governor Greg Abbott's leadership and policies. For nearly 200 years, Texas has been self-reliant and religiously defended liberty and freedom. Governor Greg Abbott believes that every Texan has a right to freely speak their mind and stand on their beliefs and convictions. While "THE GOP" officially stands for the "GRAND OLD PARTY," more and more African Americans are beginning to view "THE GOP" as a bastion of opportunity and hope for a brighter future. Governor Greg Abbott proudly welcomed State Rep. Shawn Thierry into the Texas Republican Party after she was abandoned by the Democratic Party for standing up for the rights of Texas children. Governor Greg Abbott and other conservative leaders will need our support in the 2026 Midterm Election.
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