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Last year the New Orleans Data News Weekly celebrated its Golden Anniversary as the People’s Paper providing news that empowers, inform and inspires a community. This year the paper turns 51 and has come a […]

Donald Trump Make America White Again Donald Trump’s short presidency is one that has been by most accounts, filled with chaos and confusion and may cause long-term damage to the nation domestically and globally. We […]

SBBC Focuses on Economic Development During this election season, there are many challenges this City will continue to face regardless of who is elected after the ballots have been cast. In this crucial election, it […]

Black and Gold Inside My Soul It is again that time of year where the boys in black and gold hit the field hopefully repeating their historical Super Bowl win in 2010; something that inspired […]

Joe Farkus Dallas is preparing for thousands of evacuees from the Houston area due to the damage and destruction caused by Hurricane Harvey and the widespread flooding and rainfall left in its wake. According to […]

Just as the Crescent City approached its 12th Anniversary of Hurricane Katrina, the state that took in thousands of hurricane refugees found itself underwater. On Friday, August 25th, Hurricane Harvey hit the Texas coast as […]

Eric M. Craig While many organizations make it their mission to empower the youth, this organization particularly focuses on helping underserved youth in Louisiana by providing opportunities for both soft-and hard-skill development. What is YEP? […]

Freddie Allen James Alex Fields Jr., a 20 year-old from Ohio, who drove his dark gray Dodge Challenger into a crowd of people protesting a White nationalist march in Charlottesville, Va., on Saturday, August 12 […]

While New Orleans is known for being a culturally-relevant City, it’s also a hotspot for Human Trafficking. On Saturday, August 5th, during an open community event, Judge Joy Cossich Lobrano, Louisiana Fourth Circuit Court of […]