In the complex world of New Orleans politics, recent events have highlighted growing tensions between the City Council, the School Board, and Mayor LaToya Cantrell. Councilmembers Joe Giarrusso and JP…
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How New Orleans Must Leverage the Super Bowl for Sustainable Growth
The Super Bowl in New Orleans isn’t just a game; it’s an economic event that generates hundreds of millions of dollars. The hotels fill up, the restaurants boom, and the…
Katrina at Twenty: What Happened to our Poorest Sisters and Brothers in 2005?
By Bill Quigley. Bill is Fr. Twomey Scholar in Residence at Jesuit Social Research Institute at Loyola University and an emeritus professor of law at Loyola New Orleans College…
President Trump Is Burying DEI In The Same Grave As Critical Race Theory
Breaking news: to this day President Trump has yet to blame the Saints’ recent lack of success on DEI hires. It is a shocking oversight coming from someone as astute…
How African Americans Can Thrive Amid the DEI Cutback
Corporate America is turning its back on Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI). Many companies once made bold promises, but now they’re quietly scaling back. This shift isn’t just a setback—it’s…
Gov Landry’s Bold Moves: Reshaping LA with Controversy and Action
Louisiana Governor Jeff Landry is making waves across the state. Whether you agree with his policies or not, it’s undeniable that Landry is leaving his mark. Democrats often paint him…
New Orleans, Race, and Media Bias
By Theo Lamont The tragic terror attack in New Orleans not only claimed lives but exposed deep flaws in our city’s preparation, response, and societal dynamics. It revealed systemic failures…
Opportunists Exploit Tragedy: Kennedy and Scalise’s Tactics
Kennedy’s Performance Let’s give U.S. Senator John Kennedy a round of applause. What a performance he put on last week. With the city reeling from a terrorist attack, and the…
Trump Policies: Big Cities Face Crisis in 2025
As President-elect Donald Trump prepares for his second inauguration, the potential consequences of his administration’s policies are becoming clearer. For many Americans—including those who voted for him or didn’t vote…
New Orleans in 2025: Challenges and Opportunities
New Orleans faces another critical year in 2025. The Crescent City remains a cultural treasure but struggles with serious challenges. However, opportunities for meaningful progress exist. Infrastructure failures, insurance crises,…