Black Men Health Disparities: Why We Die Younger and What We Can Do About It Black men have the lowest life expectancy of any major group in America. Most of…
Author: Jeff Thomas
Convicted Lawyers Stole From You Every Time You Drove
Black Source Media — Sunday — Opinion / Accountability — Jeff Thomas Opinion / Accountability The Motta-Giles verdict didn’t just convict two lawyers. It confirmed what everyone in Louisiana already…
Flush or Fall: New Orleans’ Water System Is Dying, and Both Moreno and Landry Have Run Out of Excuses
The pipes under New Orleans are not simply aging — they are surrendering. The can that a dozen mayors and governors kicked down the road has finally rolled off a…
Stop Calling It Begging. It’s Called Business.
OPINION | BLACK SOURCE MEDIA Troy Henry asked the state for $50 million on a $500 million deal. Louisiana gave Meta a billion-dollar custom tax exemption and flew to South…
Without Approval Trump Is Stumbling America Into World War III
Nine days in. Seven American soldiers dead. The Strait of Hormuz effectively closed. Russia feeding Iran intelligence. And Trump demanding unconditional surrender from a nation of 90 million people. If…
You’re Not Tired. You’re Drained. And There’s a Difference.
Relationships • Self-Help Exhaustion from hard work is temporary. Exhaustion from giving your best energy to people and places that don’t pour back into you is something else entirely. Here’s…
The Parade Is Over. Now What Does New Orleans Actually Build?
Every Carnival season, this city gets the world’s attention. Every Ash Wednesday, it squanders it. Dr. Norman Francis spent 47 years proving there’s another way. The question is whether New…
The Professional Class Pipeline: How HBCUs Quietly Power Black America
Historically Black Colleges and Universities represent roughly 3% of American colleges and universities. Yet they produce nearly 20% of Black college graduates nationwide. That output is not accidental. HBCUs were…
Dr. Norman C. Francis: The Man Who Built a Medical Pipeline and Reshaped New Orleans
Dr. Norman C. Francis was not simply a university president. He was an architect of Black excellence, an economic builder, a civic strategist, and arguably the most consequential figure in…
Hate on a Mardi Gras Float: New Orleans Must Draw a Line Now
TL;DR During Mardi Gras, a Krewe of Tucks member displayed a Black girl doll hanging by beads. In a city with deep roots in Black culture and a painful history…