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The Hidden History of New Orleans’ Creole Culture: A Deep Dive into its Influence on Food, Music, and Politics

March 5, 2025

Introduction: What is Creole Culture? New Orleans’ culture is deeply rooted in Creole heritage, an intricate blend of French, Spanish, African, and Caribbean influences that have shaped the city for centuries. From the spicy aromas of Creole cuisine to the soulful rhythms of jazz and the progressive movements that shaped Louisiana politics, Creole identity remains […]

Entergy New Orleans: The Monopoly That Manipulated Your Bills and Bought Your Politicians

March 2, 2025

If your energy bill feels criminally high, that’s because it is. Entergy New Orleans (ENO) has inflated rates, manipulated regulators, and deceived the public—all while raking in billions. And when money alone wasn’t enough, they straight-up lied—hiring paid actors to fake public support for a gas plant that New Orleanians didn’t want. A Monopoly Playing […]

Arthur Hunter’s Entry Into the Mayor’s Race Could Reshape the Debate on Crime and Public Safety in New Orleans

February 28, 2025

Arthur L. Hunter, Jr.’s entrance into the race for mayor of New Orleans mayoral race adds a candidate with deep experience in criminal justice and reform, an area of ongoing concern for the city’s residents. With a background spanning decades as a judge, policy advocate, and educator, Hunter brings both firsthand knowledge of the city’s […]

Hurricanes, Homeowners Insurance, and the Free Market Dilemma: Is It Time for Change?

September 11, 2024

Every few years, New Orleans and the surrounding areas brace for another storm season, knowing all too well the damage that hurricanes can bring. While some residents have grown indifferent, shrugging off concerns with the belief that “we’ve been through this before,” there are a couple of reasons that this year—more than ever—should give everyone […]

Op-Ed: Georgia vs. Louisiana: A Tale of Two States in Presidential Politics

August 4, 2024

In presidential politics, Georgia and Louisiana stand as strikingly different examples of how states with significant Black populations can follow divergent paths. Political pundits sometimes argue that Louisiana, like Georgia, could become a battleground state. However, this comparison oversimplifies the complex web of factors and nuances influencing voter turnout and political alignment. Georgia: The Evolving […]

Best New Orleans Tours for Every Traveler

July 31, 2024

New Orleans is a city brimming with rich history, vibrant culture, and a unique charm that captivates every visitor. Whether you’re a history buff, a foodie, or someone seeking the thrill of the supernatural, New Orleans has the perfect tour for you. Discover the best tours to suit your next adventure in the Crescent City. […]

Top 10 Must-See Attractions in New Orleans

July 30, 2024

New Orleans, often called the “Crescent City,” is a vibrant hub of culture, history, and music. Whether you’re a first-time visitor or a seasoned traveler, the city offers many attractions that promise to captivate and enchant. Here’s our guide to the top 10 must-see attractions in New Orleans. 1. French Quarter No visit to New […]

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