Astute New Orleanians are wondering if District Attorney Jason Williams has any ulterior motives in his decision to investigate the money dealings between the Dryades YMCA and their affiliated James […]
Category: Opinion
Now Is Still Not the Time To Eliminate COVID Precautions but Life Must Go On
October 24, 2021Retired Washington, D.C. non-profit executive Kim Gandy was ready for a fun week in her former hometown, New Orleans. After grabbing a rental car at the airport, she and […]
Opinion: Shots Fired
October 8, 2021Today is the very beginning of the end for the unspeakable, traumatic atrocity that victims and survivors of childhood sex abuse have experienced in the Great state of Louisiana by […]
The Catholic Church and the Art of the Coverup
September 13, 2021It was the summer of 2011, and I was summoned to the office of a psychologist in Dallas, and Raymond Fitzgerald, the President of Jesuit High School, who flew from […]
New Orleans Mayoral Candidate Leilani Heno Pleads With President Biden for More Assistance in Hurricane Ida’s Aftermath
September 9, 2021Dear President Biden, I am Leilani Heno and I am running for mayor of the city of New Orleans. We have just suffered a catastrophic disaster (Hurricane Ida). Every […]
Postponement of Election Is Good Short Term for Current Elected Officials
September 9, 2021Today’s announcement by Louisiana Secretary of State Kyle Ardoin that our fall elections will be slightly postponed due to Hurricane Ida was expected by many political insiders. The new dates […]
Our Government Needs a Better Hurricane Management Plan Now
September 9, 2021It’s easy to point the finger at private sector nursing home operators like Bob Dean and others who house the elderly and infirm for the recent deaths of those shoe-horned […]
As New Orleanians Sit in Dark, Entergy Demands Online Payments
September 2, 2021Entergy.com As over 700,000 homes in metro New Orleans sat in the dark on Thursday, Entergy posted the following message on their website. “Something that is impacting all Entergy customers, not […]
Army Corp To Do Full Environmental Review of Formosa
August 20, 2021Plastic may last too long, but Formosa Plastics Group’s plans for a new facility in Louisiana may not. The Associated Press has reported that the Army Corps of Engineers would […]
How Black Women Have Been Getting Us Through the Pandemic
August 12, 2021When I think back over how I’ve been getting through the pandemic, I often think of my mother. Her persistence, caring and love for our family kept us all going. […]
Go to Page