Entertainment
Coming 2 America
Eric Connerly Data News Weekly Contributor Everyone is talking about the much anticipated Eddie Murphy’s Coming 2 America. It is a film that’s hit the streaming jackpot once it was released on March 5th and […]
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STEM NOLA Receives $1.25M to Seed 42,000 SF Innovation HUB
STEM NOLA STEM NOLA starts the new quarter with a $1.25 million dollar grant from the W. K. Kellogg Foundation (Kellogg Foundation). A portion of the grant will go towards transforming a local New Orleans […]
Local
Digital Exhibit Celebrates Women’s History Month
Amber Parks Data News Weekly Contributor Women’s history often overlooks the contributions of Black women to gender equality. The National Women’s History Museum created a digital exhibit titled “Inspired by Faith” that celebrates the life […]
National
Senate Passes $1.9 Trillion American Rescue Plan
Stacy M. Brown NNPA Newswire Senior National Correspondent President Joe Biden promised help was on the way to an America still battered by COVID-19, and after a marathon session of debate known as vote-a-rama and […]
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Back to The Polls
Early Voting Begins for March 20th Election Edwin Buggage Editor-in-Chief Important Election on March 20th It is that time again where the Citizens of Louisiana Congressional District 2 will get out to vote to decide […]
Data Zone
CONNECTING THE DOTS
Tracee Dundas Fashion Editor:@fashionablyyoursnola Fashion Editor: Tracee Dundas | @fashionablyyoursnola New Orleans Fashion Week | @nolafashionweek Photos: Courtesy of Pinterest While I wouldn’t call it a trend, as they have never been out of fashion, […]
Local
Data News Weekly Endorse Troy Carter for U.S. Congress
Terry B. Jones Publisher, Data News Weekly It is time for Citizens to again go to the polls and vote. As Publisher of Data News Weekly… “The People’s Paper”; it is my view that we […]
Black Experience
Amistad Research Center exhibit curates turn of the century Black New Orleans
Kai Davis Data News Weekly Contributor The Amistad Research Center and Hancock Whitney Bank teamed up with Dillard University to launch a digital exhibition for Black History Month that highlighted African American life in New […]
Local
Activist shares the ups and downs of fighting for social justice
Nia Brown Data News Weekly Contributor The work of activism is every day, every month, every year and not just during Black History Month alone. Those were the reflections of Bronx native Tamika Mallory, the […]
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Re-Writing the History Part 4
Edwin Buggage Editor-in-Chief The Great Divide: Education in New Orleans (Bold) Today education in New Orleans continues to be a topic that sparks controversy, as people are divided as to what is the solution to […]