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Starting and Scaling a Small Business as a Minority Entrepreneur
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Labor Shortage or Payshortfall?
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DECEMBER 11, 2021 RUNOFF ELECTION ENDORSEMENTS
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A Body to Bury: The Cold Case of Joseph Edwards
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DECEMBER 11, 2021 RUNOFF ELECTION ENDORSEMENTS
ORLEANS PARISH SHERIFF MARLIN GUSMAN Marlin Gusman has our vote. The work he has done during the last 16 years...
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Who is Carl Cavalier and why did he speak out?
by Anitra D. Brown Pride. Love. Disappointment. Frustration. Anxiety. Fight. Those are the words that come to mind upon entering...
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Starting and Scaling a Small Business as a Minority Entrepreneur
Sponsored content from JPMorgan Chase & Co. Ever dreamed of owning your own business? If so, you’re not alone. In...
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New Orleans East Hospital Receives Multiple Awards
by Tribune Staff New Orleans East Hospital was recently recognized as the recipient of the 2021 “Hospital of the Year...
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A Body to Bury: The Cold Case of Joseph Edwards
by Claire Sullivan and Eternity Honore LSU Manship School News Service Student reporters at Louisiana State University have embarked on...
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BLACK AND MISSING: HBO Documentary Spotlights Foundation’s Commitment to Locating Missing Persons of Color
HBO Documentary Films presents a SO’B Production BLACK AND MISSING, directed by Geeta Gandbhir, Nadia Hallgren, Samantha Knowles, and Yoruba...
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GOOD NEWS FOR WHO?
by Julianne Malveaux Despite rising inflation and legislative drama, some economists are touting the latest jobs numbers as a cause...
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Our Town | November 2021
City Invests $8 Million to Expand Low Barrier Shelter and to Relocate Ozanam Inn City officials recently announced that roughly...
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November is Diabetes Awareness Month
Have you or a loved one been newly diagnosed? You probably feel overwhelmed and confused. You are not alone. More...
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City Seeks Public comment on Lincoln Beach, Pursues $8 million in Restore Act Funding
The City of New Orleans recently announced that it is pursuing RESTORE Act funds with a proposal to redevelop Lincoln...
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LABOR SHORTAGE OR PAY SHORTFALL?
by Julianne Malveaux Walking down a busy urban street, one cannot help but notice the number of “help wanted” signs...
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Federation Files Motion On Behalf Of Black Farmers To Intervene In Texas Lawsuit
NNPA Newswire Service A temporary injunction filed by White farmers currently blocks $4 billion debt relief from the American Rescue Plan...

THIS ISSUE

DECEMBER 11, 2021 RUNOFF ELECTION ENDORSEMENTS
Who is Carl Cavalier and why did he speak out?
Starting and Scaling a Small Business as a Minority Entrepreneur
New Orleans East Hospital Receives Multiple Awards
A Body to Bury: The Cold Case of Joseph Edwards
BLACK AND MISSING: HBO Documentary Spotlights Foundation’s Commitment to Locating Missing Persons of Color
GOOD NEWS FOR WHO?
Our Town | November 2021
November is Diabetes Awareness Month

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$275 Million EPA Loan Will Help SWBNO Modernize Aging, Damaged System
$275 Million EPA Loan Will Help SWBNO Modernize Aging, Damaged System
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New Orleans Jazz & Heritage Foundation Announces 2022 Catapult Fund for Small Business Owners in Beauty, Fashion, Jewelry Industries
New Orleans Jazz & Heritage Foundation Announces 2022 Catapult Fund for Small Business Owners in Beauty, Fashion, Jewelry Industries
Somebody Has to Say It
Don’t Stop the Pop!
Don’t Stop the Pop!
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Gov. Edwards Urge Residents to Prepare for Arrival of Omicron Variant
Gov. Edwards Urge Residents to Prepare for Arrival of Omicron Variant
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Sankofa to Break Ground on Lower 9th Ward Fresh Produce Store and Community Learning Kitchen
Sankofa to Break Ground on Lower 9th Ward Fresh Produce Store and Community Learning Kitchen
National News
Stacey Abrams Governor Run Provides a Jolt for the 2022 Midterms
Stacey Abrams Governor Run Provides a Jolt for the 2022 Midterms
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Labor Shortage or Payshortfall?
By Julianne Malveaux Walking down a busy urban street, one cannot help but notice the number of “help wanted” signs...
Why Won’t Democrats Fight?
Why Won’t Democrats Fight?
Emmys 2021: The Diversity and Inclusion Shuffle
Emmys 2021: The Diversity and Inclusion Shuffle
Our Schools Aren’t Better Yet! No, It Aint My Fault . . .
Our Schools Aren’t Better Yet! No, It Aint My Fault . . .
Despite CDC Temporary Eviction Reprieve, No Permanent Solution Found
Despite CDC Temporary Eviction Reprieve, No Permanent Solution Found

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Sankofa to Break Ground on Lower 9th Ward Fresh Produce Store and Community Learning Kitchen
Sankofa to Break Ground on Lower 9th Ward Fresh Produce Store and Community Learning Kitchen
Community, city, and state partners will join Sankofa Community Development Corporation 9:30...
Mayor’s Neighborhood Engagement Office Accepting Applications for CleanUpNOLA Community Impact Grants
Mayor’s Neighborhood Engagement Office Accepting Applications for CleanUpNOLA Community Impact Grants
City of New Orleans to Present on Upcoming Green Infrastructure Opportunities for Businesses
City of New Orleans to Present on Upcoming Green Infrastructure Opportunities for Businesses
City Leaders Break Ground on $3.5 Million NOPD Training Academy and Firing Range in New Orleans East
City Leaders Break Ground on $3.5 Million NOPD Training Academy and Firing Range in New Orleans East
City Will Resume Parking Enforcement and Towing Sunday Morning
City Will Resume Parking Enforcement and Towing Sunday Morning

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Qualifying for City Elections Begin this Week: Who Will Run?
Qualifying for City Elections Begin this Week: Who Will Run?
While several candidates have announced plans to run for local office, they...
Nikole Hannah-Jones Chooses Howard University over UNC and We Love It!
Nikole Hannah-Jones Chooses Howard University over UNC and We Love It!
Mayor Cantrell: Listen to the People and Abandon this Plan to Relocate City Hall to Tremé
Mayor Cantrell: Listen to the People and Abandon this Plan to Relocate City Hall to Tremé
Governor Edwards Makes the Right Move on Federal Unemployment Boosts
Governor Edwards Makes the Right Move on Federal Unemployment Boosts
We Are At War: We’ve Seen “the” Video, Let’s Talk About the Problem—Unchecked Gentrification
We Are At War: We’ve Seen “the” Video, Let’s Talk About the Problem—Unchecked Gentrification
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