James B. Ewers Jr. Ed.D. Education Consultant and Youth Advocate If you are Black like me, struggles and hardships have always been a part of our lives. It is just never easy for us. That […]
Diabetes is often invisible to everyone except those living with it, and for too long, minorities have gone without better access to better health care technology. Patti LaBelle More than 25 years ago, I collapsed […]
Dionne Character Female Empowerment Columnist Some of us are walking around holding on to past traumas, failed relationships, and disappointment from long-lived friendships, harboring so much anxiety and negative energy throughout our beautiful bodies simply […]
Kenneth Cooper Think504.com Somebody needs to say something about somebody’s mama soon. Or else, this will be one of the dullest races for governor in a while. Last election we had the intrigue: Will Louisianans […]
Dana Peterson CEO, New Schools for New Orleans Last month, I traveled to Baton Rouge alongside school leaders, parents, educators, and advocates from across our city to testify against Senate Bill 25 (SB25), a piece […]
Jeff Thomas Think 504 The State of Louisiana continues to stifle the growth of the City of New Orleans. New Orleans legislators’ bills to change the city are killed at the state level. The state […]
Op-Ed by former Judge Arthur L. Hunter, Jr. and Caroline Good Judge Arthur Hunter (Ret) and Caroline Good Board Member Anti-Defamation League South Central. Chair, Anti-Defamation League South Central June is LGBTQ+ Pride Month, but […]
Queens on Thrones Dionne Character/ Female Empowerment Columnist Gisele Haralson, Director, Writer and Author, has awakened something in all of us with her masterful lineup of incredible African American Women in Science documentary, which presents […]
History and Law of Yesteryear in Force Today by Beverly Kimble Davis New Orleans Agenda NEW ORLEANS’ KATRINA: History and Law of Yesteryear In Force Today is a compelling expose’ of the holocaust which took […]
Data News Staff Edited Report NEW ORLEANS – This week New Orleans Mayor LaToya Cantrell signed an ordinance expanding school zone eligibility to include high schools, going from the existing grades K – 7 to […]
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