This week on Behind the Lens, after years of denying it, NOPD admits they are using facial recognition software. It’s just not their facial recognition software.
Two private schools in New Orleans — which would typically be immune from many discrimination suits under federal exemptions granted to religious organizations — are being sued because they took PPP money and are no longer exempt, according to the attorney who brought the actions.
A civil rights group released a report this week on non-unanimous jury verdict cases in the state. It found that 80 percent of prisoners still inside on non-unanimous verdicts are Black.
Our guests this week are government and cultural economy reporter Michael Isaac Stein, education reporter Marta Jewson, criminal justice reporter Nick Chrastil, and The Lens editor, Charles Maldonado.
Behind The Lens is available on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Google Play and Stitcher. And we broadcast the show on community radio stations 102.3 FM WHIV LP in Mid-City and 90.3 FM WAMF-LP in the Marigny.
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