It’s always great to watch and review a film made in New Orleans, Louisiana. Luckily, with Black Box, we can do just that. “Welcome to the Blum House” is a […]
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What Does Amendment 5 Mean? How to Vote on This Corporate Welfare Amendment
October 16, 2020Amendment 5’s wording on your ballot is purposefully confusing. It states, “Do you support an amendment to authorize local governments to enter into cooperative endeavor ad valorem tax exemption agreements with new […]
Governor John Bel Edwards Signed Two Executive Orders to Combat Climate Change in Louisiana
August 19, 2020Laying the groundwork for a sustained effort to reduce greenhouse gas emissions and fight coastal erosion in Louisiana, on Wednesday, August 19 Governor John Bel Edwards signed two executive orders […]
BREAKING: Leaked Hospital Memo Warns that COVID May Deplete Medical Resources in Acadiana
July 29, 2020An internal memo authored by Our Lady of Lourdes interim chief medical officer Henry J. Kaufman was leaked yesterday, July 28, and began spreading like wildfire on social media. Its […]
Louisiana Detention Facility Mistreats Sick Immigrants as COVID-19 Spreads
July 23, 2020A Richwood, Louisiana, Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) detention facility, run by LaSalle Corrections, has seen a rash of Covid-19 cases. LaSalle Corrections is a privately-owned company that has businesses […]
Allegations of a “Whites Only” Swimming Club Deepen Racial Divide in Vacherie, LA
July 15, 2020Author’s Note: We are aware that many locals who have taken a stance on this issue now fear for their safety. To protect the identity of those who have spoken […]
Groundbreaking! First Openly Transgender Woman to Hold Political Seat in Louisiana
July 12, 2020It was a big night for transgender people in Louisiana. Peyton “Rose Michelle” Theriot, who goes by Peyton Rose Michelle, won her seat with the Democratic State Central Committee for […]
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June 25, 2020Special jurisdictional acts waived the United States of America’s sovereign immunity and allowed Native American tribes to file suit against the government for “money damages for a Fifth Amendment taking of […]
New Orleans Health Director Concludes Recent Coronavirus Cases not Linked to Protests
June 24, 2020Any conservative saying that New Orleans’ Black Lives Matter and prison reform protests have had any effect on the recent coronavirus spikes will have to take up their opinions with […]
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