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Porch Poppin’: South Rampart Street was ‘the Harlem of New Orleans’
Known as “the Harlem of New Orleans,” South Rampart was located “back o’ town” in a low-lying, marshy area where the Black community was forced to live in the late 19th century.
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The agency that helps farmers protect the environment lost a third of its staff last year. And more cuts could be coming.
The Natural Resources Conservation Service is a federal agency that helps farmers protect soil and water and fight climate change. Advocates say those goals are in jeopardy.
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‘He cannot continue waiting’: With a fiancé and father languishing in immigration detention, one family contemplates giving up the fight to stay
Antony says he’s falling apart in immigration detention. Maria Celeste is trying to hold it together on the outside. Neither knows how much longer the family can tough it out.
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New Orleans News Quiz: Pearl River progressive group joins effort to recall Landry, Murrill
Think you know New Orleans and the surrounding region? Take our quiz on progressive efforts in Pearl River.
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How craft, history and perspective elevate the art of writing
Jesmyn Ward is back with another powerful piece of writing.
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Juneteenth Freedom Festival draws thousands to Whitney Plantation
Thousands descended upon the site of the Whitney Plantation in Wallace, La., on Saturday (June 13) to celebrate freedom as part of their 4th annual Juneteenth Freedom Festival.