Why do Black Men Kill Each Other
It happens every day in America! By Jeff Thomas Black men kill each other at alarming rates all across America every day. Nearly every city’s daily news casts reports, “Today…
Saints Draft Scenario: Shedeur Sanders Headlines Bold New Orleans Rebuild in 2025 NFL Draft
The New Orleans Saints are making all the right moves in this top Saints draft scenario for 2025. Instead of trading up, the Saints stay patient at pick 9 and…
Culture Reigns at Jazz Fest 2025: The Top 5 Acts and Top 5 Dishes You Can’t Miss
New Orleans doesn’t just throw a festival—New Orleans is the festival. And every spring, the New Orleans Jazz & Heritage Festival, also known as Jazz Fest 2025, proves it all…
The Malaga Ship: A Story of the Middle Passage and Maine’s Hidden Role in Slavery
The Malaga Ship Performance Storytelling can be a multipurpose endeavor. The depth and breadth of those purposes came alive on April 11th when the six-foot-three inch Antonio Rocha, who is…
The Last Stand for Black-Owned Businesses Is in Blue Cities
The Federal Government Is Rolling Back DEI. Who Will Stand Up Now? Across America, the DEI rug is being pulled out from under our feet. Diversity, equity, and inclusion—once seen…
Easter in New Orleans: Family, Flavor, and a Little Bit of Lagniappe
by Kara Johnson Happy Easter from The Cook Shop Family! In New Orleans, Easter is a joyful mix of faith, food, family, and tradition. Here’s how we celebrate—Louisiana style. Childhood…
Ray Dalio’s Chilling Warning: What He Really Meant, Explained Simply
Ray Dalio Warning 2025: Is America About to Fall? By Malik Vale On Meet the Press, billionaire hedge fund founder Ray Dalio sounded the alarm—and few seemed to fully understand…
Louisiana Legislative Session 2025: New Orleans Lawmakers Play Key Role
What to Know About the 2025 Louisiana Fiscal Session: New Orleans Lawmakers Show Up On Monday, the Louisiana Legislature reconvenes in Baton Rouge. As usual, the Capitol will buzz with…
It’s Time to Close Bourbon Street to Cars—for Good
Let’s Stop Pretending Things Haven’t Changed Bourbon Street has always been open to cars. For decades, delivery trucks, taxis, locals, and tourists shared the same narrow space. That worked in…
Is the State Eyeing Control Over the French Quarter?
The French Quarter: A Local Treasure with Statewide Impact The French Quarter stands as the heart of New Orleans—a vibrant tapestry of culture, history, and commerce. Its allure draws millions…
Jeff Landry Didn’t Really Lose: What Louisiana Voters Really Rejected
Some folks are celebrating the recent rejection of Louisiana’s four constitutional amendments like it was a revolt against conservatism itself. National pundits and casual observers are claiming voters pushed back…