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by Edwin Buggage King Zulu 2018 For over a century the Zulu Social Aid and Pleasure Club has been an organization that’s been known for being one of the Premiere Mardi Gras Parades during the […]

By Edwin Buggage A Tale of Two Cities The City of New Orleans is celebrating its 300th Anniversary. Residents are also witnessing the end of the Landrieu Administration and the beginning of a new one […]

By Edwin Buggage February 3, 2018 Free Event at Superdome to Give Information on School Choice In the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina, the New Orleans School System has changed in many ways. No longer are […]

The Danny Barker Banjo and Guitar Festival 2018 completed a six-day run in New Orleans January 9, 2018 through January 14, 2018 – offering a mix of school clinics, workshops, panel discussions, interviews, films and […]

Honoring a Great New Orleanian The City of New Orleans is a place with a rich and colorful history that’s spanned 300 years. One of those who have contributed to the legacy of this Great […]

As 2017 draws to a close, most New Orleanians, just like most Americans, are shaking their heads, holding their breath and waiting to see what 2018 brings. It is a hopeful wait, but also it’s […]

Data News Weekly Staff Report On Monday, the City of New Orleans approved a multi-year Cooperative Endeavor Agreement (CEA) for $1.1 million with YouthForce NOLA to place 925 New Orleans’ students into paid internships through […]

By Edwin Buggage Black America in the Age of Trumpism The Trump Presidency has been one that’s been full of controversy. From his attacks on the media, to embracing White Supremacists and more recently endorsing […]

By Stacy M. Brown FBI Director Christopher A. Wray failed to explain why the agency he leads changed the name of a domestic terrorism designation from “Black Separatist Extremist” to “Black Identity Extremist,” during a […]

By Edwin Buggage The Rich History of HBCU’s When many think of the Bayou Classic, they think of the Battle of the Bands and the football game between Grambling and Southern University on the gridiron. […]