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Dan Bright was my brother. Death Row didn’t kill us, but it tried.
New Orleans · New Orleans

Dan Bright was my brother. Death Row didn’t kill us, but it tried.

The truth is: Death Row doesn’t just steal years—it rewires your soul. It leaves trauma buried in your body. It isolates you even after you’re released. People call you “free,” but you’re living with invisible injuries—no therapy, no consistent support, no real systems to help you put yourself back together.Read Article
Will Ascension Parish become Ammonia Parish?
Pollution · Donaldsonville

Will Ascension Parish become Ammonia Parish?

Three new proposed chemical plants could more than quadruple ammonia production in the Donaldsonville area, leaving Ascension residents to face more toxic air pollution and possible chemical disasters, according to a new report from Rural Roots and the Louisiana Bucket Brigade. The post Will Ascension Parish become Ammonia Parish? appeared first on The Lens.Read Article
Louisiana can’t afford a mirage
New Orleans · New Orleans

Louisiana can’t afford a mirage

“We must stick with real plans for our future,” the writer contends about the recent halt to the Mid-Barataria Sediment Diversion. “Every delay means more land lost, more families unprotected, more risk from rising seas and stronger storms. We don’t have that kind of time.” The post Louisiana can’t afford a mirage appeared first on The Lens.Read Article

Her hips uncover the truth about America’s music history

The movement of her body and the drum are one. Every sway and hit of her hips seems effortlessly in sync with beats from the drum and the notes from the piano and saxophone. It’s a practice session for the Chipo Kandake Revue: Black Magic Woman, which promises to deliver Kandake’s dance and jazz drummer […] The post Her hips uncover the truth about America’s music history appeared first on The Lens.New Orleans · New OrleansRead Article

Nothing is ever black and white on a plantation

The recent fire at Nottoway Plantation, which reduced the “big house” to ashes, serves as a stark reminder of the complexities we navigate to uncover the truth of our history.  The post Nothing is ever black and white on a plantation appeared first on The Lens.New Orleans · New OrleansRead Article

Why We Still Don’t Have Enough Solid Data on Pregnancy in Prison | News Channel 3-12

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Why we still don’t have enough solid data on pregnancy in prison When the Bureau of Justice Statistics released the first-ever national look at reproductive issues in state and federal prisons in April, it answered some long-standing questions, while raising a few more, about pregnancy and maternal care behind bars. Even though women are the fastest-growing segment of the prison population, no agency tracks vital statistics on pregnancy and repr…Health Care · United StatesSee the Story

Tracking the sediment carried by the muddy Mississippi

New research shows that typically, less than 10% of land-building alluvium reaches the Bird’s Foot Delta region, the southernmost reach of the river, where it meets the Gulf. The post Tracking the sediment carried by the muddy Mississippi appeared first on The Lens.New Orleans · New OrleansRead Article

Staffing Shortages, Old Facilities, and ‘Nothing to Lose’: These Are the Factors that Contribute to Prison Breaks Across the Country

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By Zoe Sottile, CNN (CNN) — It sounded like something out of a movie: Ten inmates at a New Orleans jail surreptitiously cut through cell walls using electric hair trimmers before fleeing into the dead of night when an employee tasked with watching security cameras stepped away for food. But it was real life — and experts say escapes from correctional facilities happen every year across the country. The New Orleans escapes have attracted media at…EducationSee the Story

Judge’s order requires Farm Line ‘be treated with human decency’

For the second consecutive year, a federal judge tells the DOC to provide Farm Line workers with protections from the sweltering Louisiana heat. The post Judge’s order requires Farm Line ‘be treated with human decency’ appeared first on The Lens.New Orleans · New OrleansRead Article

‘It’s just not fair’

Nearly 1,000 Louisiana prisoners, including a Jefferson Parish man convicted by an 11-1 jury verdict, hope for relief in a non-unanimous jury bill that could hit the Senate floor on Wednesday. The post ‘It’s just not fair’ appeared first on The Lens.Senate · Jefferson ParishRead Article

KIPP and NOLA Public Schools argue over special education of a kindergartener

Parents said that their young child was too sick to go to school. But the school disagreed, and so the child received no services last year, then started this year with no services. It’s still unclear who’s to blame — and how to catch other students before they fall through the cracks. The post KIPP and NOLA Public Schools argue over special education of a kindergartener appeared first on The Lens.Education · New OrleansRead Article

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