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Political Analysis: The Recall Fell Short, But What About All the Dust It Kicked Up?
By Anitra D. BrownThe New Orleans Tribune The effort to recall New Orleans Mayor LaToya Cantrell has fallen significantly short of the nearly 45,000 signatures needed to trigger a recall election, according to a statement released by Gov. John Bel Edwards today (March 21), which reads: “Today, Gov. John Bel…
And Another Thing With Anitra: Damned If You Do, Damned If You Don’t
Looks like Mardi Gras is very important . . . until the Sheriff decides to make the lives of OPSO commanders working Mardi Gras details a little less hectic Orleans Parish Sheriff Susan Hutson took a little heat this week for reserving hotel rooms for a half dozen or so of her commanders during Mardi…
Black Film Festival of New Orleans Underway
By Troy Carter, Jr.for The New Orleans Tribune The Black Film Festival of New Orleans kicked off on Monday, March 13 and will continue through March 26. The best part? It’s completely free. Founded in 2018 by Gian Smith, it is the only film festival in the city that caters to the Black audience and…
Our Endorsements in March 25 Election
The New Orleans Tribune proudly makes the following endorsements in the March 25 primary election.…
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UNCF Mayor’s Masked Ball Set for March 25
The United Negro College Fund (UNCF) will host its tenth annual UNCF Mayor’s Masked Ball in person Saturday, March 25…
Conflict Breeds Catastrophe: Judge Medley Should Have Recused Herself from Anything Recall Related
There is no question that Judge Jennifer Medley should have revealed the fact that she was one of the purported…
Former DOTD Secretary Ramps Up Bid for Governor with Key Endorsements
Louisiana State Sen. Jay Luneau (D-Alexandria) today (March 9) became the latest elected official to endorse Shawn Wilson’s campaign for governor…
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