Judy Cooper

This book is about regrets, mystery and past wrongs. It is also about forgiveness, faith and fixing lives and situations with the only person who can fix lives. In the beginning things appear that are disturbing and surprising. When Cassie goes to look after and nurse her sister through the last throws of cancer and finally death, she unaware of where that journey will finally take her and her extended family. Situations are sensitive and unchartered territory. Unraveling and dealing with it is a little threatening but the truth and forgiveness will out. The situation is scary but through faith lives can be changed.

Pandora’s Box

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Charles "Action" Jackson

Michael G. White

White explore the history of second line music, dance, and decorations, while an epilogue by Charles "Action" Jackson addresses the effects of the pandemic on the second line community.Distributed for the Historic New Orleans Collection

Social Aid and Pleasure Clubs of New Orleans

Dancing in the Streets

Judy Cooper has unravelled the many enigmas and perplexitiesof Masud Khan's intriguing personality....a work of exquisitescholarship based on careful scrutiny of unpublished documentsand extensive interviews with those who knew Khan intimately.

Judy Cooper

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