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Dillard University hosts HBO Insecure star Issa Rae

September 13, 2017 LA Data News 0

Feeding the minds of the future, Dillard University served up its new season of Brain Food with Actress, Writer, and Producer Issa Rae. Gathering its largest audience since the beginning of the Lecture Series, hundreds […]

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Fast Food Workers in New Orleans Prepare to Strike

September 6, 2017 LA Data News 0

Fast Food workers demanding a $15 minimum wage in over 300 U.S. cities held demonstrations this past Labor Day. In New Orleans, Mc Donald Employees at 2757 Canal Street and 1918 Broad Street held protest […]

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Three Ways to Give Back to Those Affected by Hurricane Harvey

August 30, 2017 Eric Craig 0

Last Week, Hurricane Harvey threatened the Gulf Coast with strong winds and the potential for massive rainfall. By the time it hit the Texas coast, the storm, downgraded to a tropical storm, pummeled and flooded […]

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One of the Oldest HBCUs in the Country Could Fold in September

August 30, 2017 LA Data News 0

Stacy M. Brown After years of financial trouble and heartbreaking enrollment decline, Cheyney University, one of the oldest Black institutions of higher education in America, is on the verge of fiscal ruin and in danger […]

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Hear from Several Mayoral and  City Council Candidates in Upcoming Forum

August 23, 2017 LA Data News 0

John McAdams City Government Elections are only weeks away. In preparation for voting, The Baptist Pastors Conference of Greater New Orleans and Vicinity will hold a Mayor and City Council Candidate forum at Second Mount […]

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Dick Gregory Dies at 84

August 23, 2017 LA Data News 0

Stacy M. Brown Legendary Civil Rights Activist and Comedian Dick Gregory died on Saturday. He was 84. Friends, family and celebrities took to social media to honor the icon and innovator of the Black community. “It […]

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City Increases Funding for Pump and Drainage Maintenance

August 23, 2017 LA Data News 0

Data News Staff Edited Report For nearly a month, conversations about the City’s Pump and Drainage System have been at the top of every conversation. After the events of the August 5th flood, the City […]

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LSU secures $3.7 Million Grant to Fund Research on Novel Drug Targeting Heart Diseases

August 17, 2017 LA Data News 0

The Exscien Corporation of Louisville, KY, in conjunction with LSU Health New Orleans Cardiovascular Center of Excellence, has been awarded an SBIR Fast-Track Grant in the amount of $3.7 million over three years by the […]

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Louisiana Governor, New Orleans Mayor Declare State of Emergency

August 10, 2017 admin 0

Last Night, the Office of the Mayor reported that the Sewerage and Water Board lost service of a power turbine that powered the remaining operating pumps in the City of New Orleans. With rain in […]

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August 5th Flood Impacted Several New Orleans establishments in Treme

August 9, 2017 LA Data News 0

Eric Craig On Saturday, August 5th, several neighborhoods in New Orleans were left underwater after a summer storm dropped 9.3 inches of rain in some neighborhoods. That flood has affected Black businesses.   The Zulu […]

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