About that - that's something else the left likes to attribute to Jesus that is not in the Scriptures - that he was married.
Yes, I have worked with the highest elected Democrats in my district
Precinct 30, Chair Darrell Patterson where he and I co-wrote Resolutions
that passed at Senate District Conventions to try to fix the abuses in Freedmen's Town,
and Congresswoman Sheila Jackson Lee where we are still trying to save the
last 10 historic houses before any more are removed or demolished.
Here are the resolutions that I have been working for
20 years to promote and invested over $60,000 in personal
credit I borrowed on cards to help two Black districts under
Sheila Jackson Lee (Fourth Ward and North Forest):
Allen Parkway Community Campus Concepts
www.campusplan.org
www.freedmenstown.com
Signed by Sheila Jackson Lee
http://www.emilynghiem.com.istemp.com/FTJuly/APVPrinciples.doc
PETITION and RESOLUTION
regarding
THE DEMOCRATIC PLATFORM
Passed March, 2004, and March, 2002
We, the undersigned Delegates and/or Participants
in PRECINCT 30, HARRIS COUNTY, TEXAS,
hereby Petition and Resolve to include the
following items in the Democratic Platform:
I. A Civil Rights Center*, including
a museum, and legal education and outreach,
to be located in the National Historic District
of FREEDMEN’S TOWN in accordance with
the Allen Parkway Community Campus Concepts
approved by HUD, and the Fourth Ward Youth
Master Plan compiled by Darrell J. Patterson,
Precinct 30 Chair, in fulfillment of federal subgrant
agreements regarding historical community development.
II. A comprehensive investigation into continuing
complaints of misallocation of funds; denial of
democratic due process and the right to petition;
and harassment, exclusion, and unequal protection
of elderly, immigrant, low-income, and other minority
residents of FREEDMEN’S TOWN/FOURTH WARD.
III. A plan to correct the above wrongdoings*,
including a proposed microcredit system to support
financial restitution* to affected African-American,
immigrant, elderly, or other abused citizens found to have
been denied basic civil rights peaceably to assemble to
petition the Government for a redress of grievances, instead
of enjoying equal protection under the law.
PASSED originally by all 8 Delegates present and SIGNED March 12, 2002:
Emily Nghiem, Convention Chair
Darrell J. Patterson, Precinct Chair/Election Judge
Ruby Reuben, Convention Secretary
PASSED and RENEWED by agreement of Delegates present and SIGNED March 8, 2004:
Edison Hall, Convention Chair
Darrell J. Patterson, Election Judge/Convention Secretary
*REVISED by the Resolutions Committee and PASSED by Democratic Party
Senate District 13 on March 27, 2004, for proposal to the State Democratic Convention
Here's the letter I had written to Ted Cruz Office
Bull Ring - Anonymous1977: emilynghiem is Asian I support Freedmen's Town plan for Constitutional equality
after his local rep came to visit Gladys House, a Black
Republican business leader and native Descendant
of Freedmen's Town, who has been investing her own
efforts working 2-3 jobs to back her plans, while
fellow blacks like IM2 and Asclepias are too
embarrassed that Black women are doing more
to save this district while Black men whine like
victims blaming whites and doing nothing to help.
And you had no business saying my name pertaining to things that are not about where I have lived. You were begging me to come to Houston. You see Emily there are plenty of black men doing work in Houston. Just because they have not joined your cause doesn't mean you get to talk shit. You are probably why those men don't help. In my state I have done plenty. I have helped blacks start and maintain successful businesses. I put together 3 different programs providing alternatives to drug sales for youth so to keep them out of gangs. I have trained ex dug offenders, crack addicts and single mothers formerly on welfare to prepare them for jobs and to help them maintain them. I sat on the state planning board to help implement a strategy to address a deadly disease that's killing more blacks than any other race. I have raised money to help provide affordable housing for low to moderate income families. I have fought 2 city governments In order to get them to change funding policies so all communities had equal access to funds needed to address problems. Now I volunteer my time working to organize MLK Day activities and sit on a task force working to rid our local police of racial bias.
So I don't whine about shit. And unlike you, I am not in here to kiss these racists asses hoping that will bring a solution. So the next time MY name comes out your mouth or off your fingertips, you better ask somebody.
Yes, I have worked with the highest elected Democrats in my district
Precinct 30, Chair Darrell Patterson where he and I co-wrote Resolutions
that passed at Senate District Conventions to try to fix the abuses in Freedmen's Town,
and Congresswoman Sheila Jackson Lee where we are still trying to save the
last 10 historic houses before any more are removed or demolished.
Here are the resolutions that I have been working for
20 years to promote and invested over $60,000 in personal
credit I borrowed on cards to help two Black districts under
Sheila Jackson Lee (Fourth Ward and North Forest):
Allen Parkway Community Campus Concepts
www.campusplan.org
www.freedmenstown.com
Signed by Sheila Jackson Lee
http://www.emilynghiem.com.istemp.com/FTJuly/APVPrinciples.doc
PETITION and RESOLUTION
regarding
THE DEMOCRATIC PLATFORM
Passed March, 2004, and March, 2002
We, the undersigned Delegates and/or Participants
in PRECINCT 30, HARRIS COUNTY, TEXAS,
hereby Petition and Resolve to include the
following items in the Democratic Platform:
I. A Civil Rights Center*, including
a museum, and legal education and outreach,
to be located in the National Historic District
of FREEDMEN’S TOWN in accordance with
the Allen Parkway Community Campus Concepts
approved by HUD, and the Fourth Ward Youth
Master Plan compiled by Darrell J. Patterson,
Precinct 30 Chair, in fulfillment of federal subgrant
agreements regarding historical community development.
II. A comprehensive investigation into continuing
complaints of misallocation of funds; denial of
democratic due process and the right to petition;
and harassment, exclusion, and unequal protection
of elderly, immigrant, low-income, and other minority
residents of FREEDMEN’S TOWN/FOURTH WARD.
III. A plan to correct the above wrongdoings*,
including a proposed microcredit system to support
financial restitution* to affected African-American,
immigrant, elderly, or other abused citizens found to have
been denied basic civil rights peaceably to assemble to
petition the Government for a redress of grievances, instead
of enjoying equal protection under the law.
PASSED originally by all 8 Delegates present and SIGNED March 12, 2002:
Emily Nghiem, Convention Chair
Darrell J. Patterson, Precinct Chair/Election Judge
Ruby Reuben, Convention Secretary
PASSED and RENEWED by agreement of Delegates present and SIGNED March 8, 2004:
Edison Hall, Convention Chair
Darrell J. Patterson, Election Judge/Convention Secretary
*REVISED by the Resolutions Committee and PASSED by Democratic Party
Senate District 13 on March 27, 2004, for proposal to the State Democratic Convention
Here's the letter I had written to Ted Cruz Office
Bull Ring - Anonymous1977: emilynghiem is Asian I support Freedmen's Town plan for Constitutional equality
after his local rep came to visit Gladys House, a Black
Republican business leader and native Descendant
of Freedmen's Town, who has been investing her own
efforts working 2-3 jobs to back her plans, while
fellow blacks like IM2 and Asclepias are too
embarrassed that Black women are doing more
to save this district while Black men whine like
victims blaming whites and doing nothing to help.
And you had no business saying my name pertaining to things that are not about where I have lived. You were begging me to come to Houston. You see Emily there are plenty of black men doing work in Houston. Just because they have not joined your cause doesn't mean you get to talk shit. You are probably why those men don't help. In my state I have done plenty. I have helped blacks start and maintain successful businesses. I put together 3 different programs providing alternatives to drug sales for youth so to keep them out of gangs. I have trained ex dug offenders, crack addicts and single mothers formerly on welfare to prepare them for jobs and to help them maintain them. I sat on the state planning board to help implement a strategy to address a deadly disease that's killing more blacks than any other race. I have raised money to help provide affordable housing for low to moderate income families. I have fought 2 city governments In order to get them to change funding policies so all communities had equal access to funds needed to address problems. Now I volunteer my time working to organize MLK Day activities and sit on a task force working to rid our local police of racial bias.
So I don't whine about shit. And unlike you, I am not in here to kiss these racists asses hoping that will bring a solution. So the next time MY name comes out your mouth or off your fingertips, you better ask somebody.
What it means to me is that you don't have the balls to provide a yes or no answer. To the easiest question imaginable.
Bless you!
