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Don't come for us: Friendship-West responds to attacks of intimidation - Dallas Examiner

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By ROBYN H. JIMENEZ The Dallas Examiner Members of the historic Friendship-West Baptist Church were shocked at the vision of over 1,000 motorists as they drove onto the church’s parking lot with confederate [...]

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