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Opinion
Perspectives and reflections that challenge, question, and inspire.
Is Frenchmen still cool — or just a Bourbon Street for hipsters?
The ultra-hip have concluded that Frenchmen Street is already too well-known to confer “underground” cred.
Google ruling seeks fine line between privacy and the public’s right to know
How do you “start over” when anyone who googles your name knows you were once a coke-fueled maniac dressed in, say, a chicken outfit?
Unlearning Katrina’s lesson: Bills would again make levee board a governor’s plaything
Citizens for 1 Greater New Orleans urges legislators to stand with your constituents and vote against SB 553.
Jindal dances around the truth, disguising anti-gay bigotry as freedom of speech
Instead of veiling it with code words, Jindal should own his gender discrimination. File some lawsuits, settle the constitutional question, already!
BP revisited: ‘Safer than ever’ may not be safe at all when it comes to offshore rigs
Journalists who buy into Big Oil's talking points would have us believe BP-style spills are a thing of the past.
Holy Cross condo plan: Are we already abandoning post-Katrina reforms?
The community senses that its input, including a 74-page argument to uphold currently legal height limits, is losing ground to an overblown development scheme.
Freelancer’s lament: When will the news biz figure out how to pay us?
None of my friends, neighbors or relatives are heading into this field — and, really, can you blame them?
NBA owner’s racist advice to mistress unusual only for being so candid
The right wing's rebuttal to accusations of bigotry has been to declare that the "real racists" today are liberals.
Tricentennial will make for a very big year — and perhaps an equally big tax bite
The Landrieu administration devised a grow-or-die strategy for post-Katrina recovery and hopes to bring it to consummation by 2018.
