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New Orleans Voices of Congo Square
Edwin Buggage Editor-in-Chief Taking a Journey Through History New Orleans is a City with a history and cultural heritage that is a rich gumbo of cultures that makes for a rich tapestry that draws many […]
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Black Pride
Tracee Dundas Fashion Stylist Tis’ the season to think outside the [gift] box by shopping and supporting local Black-owned businesses and entrepreneurs. Here’s a holiday gift guide showcasing thoughtful and unique items that will give […]
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Southern University at New Orleans (SUNO) Vision & Passion Remembering a Legend ~ Dean Millie Charles
LaVerne Toombs New Orleans, Louisiana – November 27, 2020 – Southern University at New Orleans (SUNO) family is saddened to learn of the passing of Millie M. Charles, Founding Dean of the School of Social […]
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All Elections Matter
Terry B. Jones Publisher, Data News Weekly In our role as The People’s Paper we continue to ask all of our citizens to get out and vote. As you’ll know we have made history by […]
Dollars and Sense
Financial Fudementals
Ryan Taylor Data News Weekly Columnist “Popping tags” and “Ballin” are popular slang terms we often associate with riches or being financially well-off. When the beat drops and you hear “$2,000 just for the shoes […]
Editorials
Iconic Show Host Ready to Provide Culturally Conscience Content with or Without Viacom
‘Hollywood Unlocked’ Host Jason Lee wants to rebrand his image or get out of his contract.
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NYPD Officers Cleared in Death of Black Man After Taser Couldn’t Subdue Him
Bronx DA found no criminality after man is shot in his apartment, but mother and advocates claim report is biased.
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DOJ Antitrust Fever Led to Google Lawsuit — Now Can They Win It?
Republican and Democratic lawmakers have argued that tech giants need to be reined in.
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Who Will Be the Next District Attorney of New Orleans?
Edwin Buggage Editor-in-Chief The voters in the City of New Orleans are already early voting for the Dec. 5th run-off election where several races and millage proposals are on the ballot. While all are important; […]
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A Historic Walk Through History with an Eye on the Future
Dr. Henderson Lewis, Jr. Superintendent, NOLA Public Schools This past Saturday marked the 60th Anniversary of the Desegregation of New Orleans Public Schools – an historic event not just for New Orleanians, but for the […]