Within minutes of setting foot in New Orleans, it becomes clear that this city is different. There’s an atmosphere here that you won’t find anywhere else in the mainland United […]
July 2018 Edition
Table of Contents
- Race and Faith in New Orleans
- Families Belong Together NOLA
- “Crime Just Moves”, The Quality of Surveillance.
- So Goes the Coast
- Not Like Canada…Yet. A Roundtable
- D4 Tabletop Gaming Cafe, Open For Business, Fun, Games, And Delicious Food
- THE AIRBNB AT THE END OF THE UNIVERSE
- Honor & Dignity, Upstairs
- Louisiana wasn’t just built by immigrants and slaves; Louisiana was also rebuilt by immigrants
- A Look Back at the Saints 2018 Off-Season and Ahead to 2018 Training Camp
- Charter Schools: Championed as Improving Schools in New Orleans But at What Cost to the Black Community?
- Profile of a Musician- July 2018
- Strip Club Pop-up; An Outlaw Art Form
- The Power of the Gig Economy
- A Canary in the Coal Mine – Isle de Jean Charles
- New Orleans Happy Hours to Beat the Summer Slump
- Frenchy, New Orleans Icon
- Not Westboro, But New Orleans
- EVENTS! Weekend of June 29th-July 1st
- New Orleans Happy Hours to Beat the Summer Slump
- New Orleans’ Puerto Rican Connections
- Movie Review – On the Seventh Day
- For All Labor (and Love), Everywhere
- Symbols of a Shameful Past
- Portrait of a New Orleans Author: Patty Friedmann
Movie Review – On the Seventh Day
Bill Arceneaux – Lead Content Writer July 1, 2018GOAL! It takes me somewhere between the space of six or so huffs of breath to climb (not walk) up a set of stairs. In that time, a young […]
For All Labor (and Love), Everywhere
Bill Arceneaux – Lead Content Writer July 1, 2018It doesn’t escape me, the interesting fact of this article publishing the month AFTER June – Pride month. Originally designated to commemorate and memorialize the Stonewall Riots, June’s Pride celebrations […]
Symbols of a Shameful Past
Nicole Nixon - Contributing Writer July 1, 2018The Take ‘Em Down NOLA Panel Discussion on National Monuments Take ‘Em Down NOLA is a growing coalition of citizens passionate about the vision of a real chance at racial […]
Portrait of a New Orleans Author: Patty Friedmann
Madeline Kolker – Contributing Writer July 1, 2018In the words of New Orleans’ own, Patty Friedmann, “All fiction has a sort of autobiographical element to it, and if you don’t see that, you’re lying.” Ms. Friedmann does […]