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Racial reckoning at the Ace Hotel, Krewe and other local businesses sparked by Black Lives Matter movement, coronavirus and social media

Former and current workers from the Ace accused the company of using the identities of its Black and LGBTQ employees to sell their brand, while standing idle as employees were harassed and held back over those very same identities.
by Michael Isaac Stein June 23, 2020 Updated June 24, 2020

WWNO: Louisiana sees dramatic one-day spike in coronavirus cases

Cases climbed by nearly 1,400 statewide.
by Rosemary Westwood, WWNO June 23, 2020 Updated June 23, 2020

A mask for 28 days can help COVID go away

"While the entire world is experiencing the COVID-19 pandemic, not every country’s experience is the same. Some countries have far lower transmission and death rates per capita than others. These countries have one very important thing in common: nearly universal adoption of mask-wearing."
by MarkAlain Déry June 23, 2020 Updated July 4, 2020

New evictions won’t go to court until July 6, but hearings on backlog will begin next week

On Monday, the court will start processing at least 106 eviction filings that were filed before the moratorium went into effect in March.
by Michael Isaac Stein June 22, 2020 Updated June 22, 2020

Minimizing health risks a top priority in reopening, district survey shows

Twenty percent of parents surveyed say they won’t be able to make staggered in-person class schedules work in the fall. Many parents want a remote-learning option even if school buildings reopen.
by Marta Jewson June 22, 2020 Updated June 22, 2020

Implications of the American Dream

"If there is a concept that’s at the core of American ideology, the American Dream is it, and its logic makes it easy for us to disregard poverty and incarceration as outcomes that only the worst of us reap."
by Leo Lindner June 21, 2020 Updated June 20, 2020

Defunding police and prisons: a primer

"Calls to defund the police and/or prison abolition can sound scary to those just hearing about them. Understanding what these mean and how they're justified may help people grapple with what might appear frightening and too radical at first."
by Stephen F. Ostertag June 21, 2020 Updated June 20, 2020

Behind The Lens episode 86: Stories to tell

Award-winning journalist Soledad O'Brien talks about COVID-19, the Trump Administration… and bad news writing. And Ashlin Parker from Trumpet Mafia reacts to the city's push to offer some live entertainment amid the pandemic.
by Tom Wright June 19, 2020 Updated June 19, 2020

The Section G Project Part 4: The Legacy

The final story in our series on the life and career of New Orleans Judge Frank Shea.
by Nick Chrastil June 19, 2020 Updated June 19, 2020

The Section G Podcast episode 5: ‘Maybe it should grind to a halt’

The legacy of Judge Frank Shea.
by Nick Chrastil June 19, 2020 Updated January 6, 2021

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