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Louisiana Voters Reject Landry’s Amendments Loud and Clear Take that, Governor Landry. Voters rejected your amendments and told you to stick them where the sun don’t shine. Shout out to…
Louisiana voters face four constitutional amendments on the March 29 ballot that could deeply affect our future. These proposals may look minor or procedural, but don’t be fooled. Politicians wrote…
Gov. Landry’s Lock-Up Lottery: Your Vote, Your Loss Roll call for all citizens! Join Gov. Jeff Landry in his noble quest to lock more kids up in state prison. For…
What Is Louisiana Amendment 3? Louisiana never fails to remind us where its priorities lie. Once again, the state proves that locking up Black children is more important than educating…
In Louisiana, we’re no strangers to elections. This time, the ballot is packed with constitutional amendments, and legislators are counting on low turnout to push their agenda through. Without high-profile…
By Pat Bryant Union Leaders Consider a General Strike Union leaders and progressives are calling for a general strike after mass firings and changes in the federal workforce. This rarely…
By Bryant Honore, III Transforming New Orleans East Through Action New Orleans East has long struggled with illegal dumping, blighted properties, and a lack of investment. Councilmember Oliver Thomas is…
Should New Orleans Inspector General Resign? The Case Against Ed Michel The Office of Inspector General (OIG) in New Orleans was created to ensure transparency, accountability, and integrity in city…
New Orleans prides itself on tradition, culture, and the rule of law—unless, of course, you’re Councilperson Helena Moreno, who follows them only when convenient. This year’s Mardi Gras, disrupted by…
A Vision for New Orleans Leadership I am considering a run for Mayor of New Orleans. I meet with residents to learn what they want in our next leader and…