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Halfway to the 2030 census, the Supreme Court is still dealing with lawsuits over the last one
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Halfway to the 2030 census, the Supreme Court is still dealing with lawsuits over the last one

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Teachers uneasy as school funding standoff continues
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Teachers uneasy as school funding standoff continues

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The first time Jackie James’ boss used the word “layoffs” was the day before Valentine’s Day.  James, a 5th and 6th grade teacher at Bricolage Academy in New Orleans, had loosely been following the news: She knew that the NOLA Public Schools  district had committed an accounting error worth tens of millions of dollars, grossly overestimating how much operating money New Orleans schools would receive from both sales and property taxes.The city’s …Read Article
The Griffins worked on school desegregation, voting rights in Plaquemines Parish - Verite News New Orleans
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The Griffins worked on school desegregation, voting rights in Plaquemines Parish - Verite News New Orleans

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Irene Williams Griffin and her husband, the Rev. Percy Murphy Griffin, were a dynamic civil rights duo in Plaquemines Parish. In 1954, Irene became the first Black woman to register to vote in the parish.  Like the Bible’s shepherd boy, David, the Griffins faced a seemingly unbeatable giant.  Under the rule of segregationist Parish President Leander Perez Sr., Plaquemines Parish instituted poll taxes and literacy tests to prevent Black people fr…Read Article

Travel securely: Keep your information protected on the go - Verite News New Orleans

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Laying the groundwork for tax season - Verite News New Orleans

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Beyond the Courtroom: A Trusted Attorney Making a Difference in Law and Community - Verite News New Orleans

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Frances Joseph-Gaudet was a pioneering prison reformer

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Frances Joseph-Gaudet was a saint – literally and figuratively. The Mississippi native was dedicated to reforming prisons. In fact, her work with young Louisiana offenders led to the creation of juvenile courts. Born in 1861 in Holmesville, Miss., Joseph-Gaudet moved to New Orleans with her grandparents when she was 8. She got married at 17 and divorced at 27. She became a seamstress to provide for her three children. After a chance meeting in 1…New Orleans · New OrleansRead Article

Louisiana wind energy proponents change their tune as Trump pauses development - Verite News New Orleans

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By Elise Plunk, Louisiana Illuminator Wind energy has gained some momentum in Louisiana, where there has been bipartisan support for policy to launch the alternative power source off its coast. But that push faces hostility from the Trump administration, which has halted all offshore wind energy development in federal waters for the time being. While wind power development in state waters isn’t subject to the executive order, advocates are empha…Donald TrumpSee the Story

Trump's false promises to Indian Country - Verite News New Orleans

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In the ever-turbulent landscape of tribal sovereignty, the past months have exposed  stark contradictions across Indian Country: the enthusiastic offers of partnership and  congratulations to Donald Trump from one prominent tribal leader, juxtaposed against the devastating federal funding cuts the current administration has inflicted on Native communities. On Jan. 20, the Tunica-Biloxi Tribe’s social media post warmly congratulated Trump on his …Donald Trump · New OrleansRead Article

Judge denies Trump bid to toss Columbia student's challenge to arrest, moves case to New Jersey

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The story behind the 1795 portrait of a wealthy Creole woman - Verite News New Orleans

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Marianne Celeste Dragon Dimitry, a wealthy Creole land owner, posed for Louisiana’s first significant portrait painter, José Francisco Xavier de Salazar y Mendoza, in 1795. She wore a flower-embellished dress and was seated next to a basket of fresh flowers.  According to 64 Parishes, Salazar’s portrait, which is part of the Louisiana State Museum’s collection, represented Dimitry’s femininity and youth, and  “reflected her mixed-race heritage a…New Orleans · New OrleansRead Article

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