When does Black history become history, not just race, in the eyes of the law?
Black communities stretching across Louisiana did not suddenly become connected when legislators drew a congressional district around them.
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Louisiana has waited three years for computer update to move the state beyond clunky old expungement process
Proposal fizzles to place air monitors at Louisiana industrial facilities
A bill aimed at warning Louisiana residents about toxic air releases failed to advance, leaving questions about how communities near industrial plants will be protected.
The Louisiana State Voting Rights Act (SB 365): why the fight for equal protection can’t wait
On Wednesday morning, a Senate committee will vote on the Louisiana State Voting Rights Act, which lays the foundation for preserving the integrity of our democracy.
