Photos by Glenn Summers It was an historic night in New Orleans. Citizens when to the polls to vote for several elected offices and several Louisiana Constitution amendments. Data News Weekly attended several election watch […]
By Terry Jones New Orleans get ready to get out and vote on Election Day November 6, 2018. Data News Weekly, in its role as “The People’s Paper encourages all citizens to get out and […]
By Lauren Victoria Burke “The week of fear became a moment of clarity for some in and out of the media as calls for Trump to dial down his rhetoric at political rallies grew louder. […]
Data News Staff Edited Report On Wednesday, hundreds of teens from across Louisiana received a glimpse of college life as part of the state’s Financial Literacy for You (FLY) Tour. Students stopped at Southern University, […]
Andreanecia Morris Executive Director, HousingNOLA Affordable Housing is a term fraught with bias as it often brings to mind the worst kinds of stereotypes rooted in racism, sexism and classism. People often reject the notion […]
Data Staff Report The pioneering poet and playwright Ntozake Shange died on the morning of October 27 at an assisted living facility in Bowie, Maryland. She was best known for her much celebrated Obie Award-winning […]
The New Orleans Jazz & Heritage Foundation — the non-profit that owns the New Orleans Jazz & Heritage Festival presented by Shell — has announced the recipients of its 2018-2019 Community Partnership Grants. Of 309 […]
By Lauren Victoria Burke According to the New York Times, “vote totals have increased almost 200 percent at the same point since the last gubernatorial election.” Typically high turnout favors the Democratic Party. In Georgia, […]
Photos by Glenn Summers On Friday, October 26th, Black Men of Labor celebrated it’s 25th Anniversary of serving the community at the Sheraton Hotel. The event honored members of the New Orleans Black Press including […]
Photos by Glenn Summers
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