Language Access in Bulbancha
Unless the city provides readily accessible translation and interpretation, true civic participation is impossible for New Orleanians who speak little or no English, the writers say.
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Opinion
Perspectives and reflections that challenge, question, and inspire.
Tiếp cận Ngôn ngữ ở Bulbancha
Acceso al Idioma en Bulbancha
A menos que la ciudad proporcione traducción e interpretación realmente accesibles, la participación cívica plena es imposible para los habitantes que hablan poco o nada de inglés en Nueva Orleans, dicen los autores.
Tulane and Port NOLA using arrests to silence Palestine protesters
Deon Haywood: From flames came new dreams
“Today, 12 years after the fire, 35 years after Women With A Vision’s founding, our world is on fire,” writes Deon Haywood, in this adapted foreword for the newly released book, “Fire Dreams: Making Black Feminist Liberation in the South.”
Needed: a grid for the future
There’s healing to be done in New Orleans, say descendants of Homer Plessy and John H. Ferguson
Paintbrush, iPad, or Glock?
Let’s make plans together about the future of our beloved City Park
