Louisiana’s New Congressional Map Shows Black Voters Need a New Strategy | Black Source Media We Were Right About Black Power. But We Argued With the Wrong Words. By Langston…
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Michelle Woodfork’s Jail Response Shows Real Leadership
Michelle Woodfork’s Jail Response Shows Real Leadership | Black Source Media Michelle Woodfork’s Jail Response Shows New Orleans What Real Leadership Looks Like By Langston Price | Black Source Media…
Red States Want Blue-City Money, But Not Blue-City Power
By Langston Price Louisiana Attorney General Liz Murrill’s threat against New Orleans elected officials is not just a local legal fight. It exposes a broader southern power play. Across the…
Will Black Voters in New Orleans and Baton Rouge Get the Memphis Treatment?
Economic & Political Analysis — Langston Price Louisiana Redistricting After Callais: Will Black Voters in New Orleans and Baton Rouge Get the Memphis Treatment? The Supreme Court just handed Louisiana…
The Indictment of Sheriff Susan Hutson Raises Hard Questions
By Langston Price TL;DR — READ THIS FIRST Sheriff Susan Hutson’s state indictment raises serious questions about accountability, politics, and criminalizing poor leadership. Ten inmates escaped, and the public deserves…
Black Maternal Health Week: A Crisis That Demands Action Now
Black Maternal Health Week (April 11–17) is not symbolic. It is urgent. It is necessary. And it is long overdue. Across the United States, Black women face a maternal health crisis…
The State Has the Money. New Orleans East Just Needs Them to Use It.
Louisiana funds transformational projects every single session. Bayou Phoenix is exactly that. So why is the delegation going quiet when it matters most? Let’s start with what we know. The…
Louisiana Just Got Hit With the SAVE Act. Here’s the Battle Plan.
This state has beaten voter suppression before. It can do it again. But only if Black voters, attorneys, and elected officials move now — not in November. The SAVE Act…
Is Black Political Power Peaking — Or Just Shifting?
Black political power has long been the decisive force in American elections. From Reconstruction to the Civil Rights Movement to the Obama coalition, Black voters have shaped the direction of…
Jesse Jackson: The Architect of the Rainbow Coalition and a Builder of Black Political Power
Rev. Jesse Jackson is one of the most consequential political figures in modern American history. He did not merely march in the Civil Rights Movement. He helped translate it into…