Photo exhibit showcases forgotten histories of Pointe-au-Chien’s native tribe
By Makenna Mincey Contributing Writer As part of a celebration of Francophone culture, South Louisiana’s French-speaking Pointe-Au-Chien Indian Tribe have become the subject of a
Political scientist labels La. the ‘least-interested electorate I’ve ever seen’
By Julie O’Donoghue Contributing Writer (lailluminator.com) – Forty years ago, Louisiana’s charismatic former Gov. Edwin Edwards wallopped incumbent David Treen in a gubernatorial primary election to return to the state’s highest office ... Federal Court blocks Mississippi voting law, protecting voter assistance
By Stacy M. Brown Contributing Writer (NNPA Newswire) — A federal court has granted a request by Disability Rights Mississippi, the League of Women Voters of Mississippi, and three state voters to ... LSU to handle Title IX cases ‘from a trauma-informed perspective,’ says new Pres. William Tate
By JC Canicosa Contributing Writer (lailluminator.com) – On his first day on the job, new LSU President William Tate spoke Tuesday (July 6) about the sexual misconduct scandal that has ... A burning chemical plant may be just the tip of Laura’s damage in this area of oil fields and industry
By John Pardue TheConversation.com Columnist Hurricane Laura plowed through the heart of Louisiana’s oil and chemical industries as a powerful Category 4 storm, leaving a chlorine plant on fire and the potential ... In the spirit of unity
The Jefferson Parish City Council unanimously approved a resolution last Tuesday urging Gov. John Bel Edwards to allow parishes that meet coronavirus benchmarks to open ahead of others that fail ... Now threatened, USPS was once a gateway to African-American prosperity
By Ryan Whirty Contributing Writer For more than a century and a half, the U.S. Postal Service has played a major role in Black American tradition and development, both as a means ... In Homer, the Deacons defied Willie Rainach’s segregation
By Sydney McGovern Contributing Writer Editor’s Note: This is the third installment of a four-part series (Special from LSU Manship School News Service) — A dozen times over three decades, Claiborne Parish resident ... Ahmaud Arbery shooting weighs heavily on black legal professionals
// // // Trelvis Randolph wakes up and does the same routine before work practically every morning. The 51-year-old lawyer and former public defender takes his early-morning jog through various ...
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By Julie O’Donoghue Contributing Writer (lailluminator.com) – Forty years ago, Louisiana’s charismatic former Gov. Edwin Edwards wallopped incumbent David Treen in a gubernatorial primary election to return to the state’s highest office ... Federal Court blocks Mississippi voting law, protecting voter assistance
By Stacy M. Brown Contributing Writer (NNPA Newswire) — A federal court has granted a request by Disability Rights Mississippi, the League of Women Voters of Mississippi, and three state voters to ... LSU to handle Title IX cases ‘from a trauma-informed perspective,’ says new Pres. William Tate
By JC Canicosa Contributing Writer (lailluminator.com) – On his first day on the job, new LSU President William Tate spoke Tuesday (July 6) about the sexual misconduct scandal that has ... A burning chemical plant may be just the tip of Laura’s damage in this area of oil fields and industry
By John Pardue TheConversation.com Columnist Hurricane Laura plowed through the heart of Louisiana’s oil and chemical industries as a powerful Category 4 storm, leaving a chlorine plant on fire and the potential ... In the spirit of unity
The Jefferson Parish City Council unanimously approved a resolution last Tuesday urging Gov. John Bel Edwards to allow parishes that meet coronavirus benchmarks to open ahead of others that fail ... Now threatened, USPS was once a gateway to African-American prosperity
By Ryan Whirty Contributing Writer For more than a century and a half, the U.S. Postal Service has played a major role in Black American tradition and development, both as a means ... In Homer, the Deacons defied Willie Rainach’s segregation
By Sydney McGovern Contributing Writer Editor’s Note: This is the third installment of a four-part series (Special from LSU Manship School News Service) — A dozen times over three decades, Claiborne Parish resident ... Ahmaud Arbery shooting weighs heavily on black legal professionals
// // // Trelvis Randolph wakes up and does the same routine before work practically every morning. The 51-year-old lawyer and former public defender takes his early-morning jog through various ...
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