Art
Artist Ansel Butler
By Staff Why did you become an artist? Becoming an artist was never a choice, I was born in this place of creativity. Tell us about your style as an artist. My style utilizes a broad range of styles such […]
Louisiana
Health
Civil Rights Leader Dr. Harry Blake’s Legacy Lives on at Shreveport Health Fair to Support COVID-19 Vaccinations
By Dena Vang For Lashonda Diouf, a long-time member of Mount Canaan Baptist Church, the recent Stay Well Harry Blake Empowerment Health Fair & Vaccination Event held a special place in her heart. “This event is important for a lot […]
politics
Meet Candy Christophe: candidate to become the first black woman to represent the state of Louisiana
JOIN OUR FIGHT TO ELECT LOUISIANA’S FIRST BLACK CONGRESSWOMAN In 2020, lifelong Democrat Candy Christophe stepped up to the plate and set off to do what others believed to be impossible: become the first black woman to represent the great state […]
News
2010 Census Omitted 3.7 Million Blacks – Nearly Five Times Its Original ‘Undercount’ Claims
Confusing and conflicting explanations provide few answers while raising numerous questions By Hazel Trice Edney–TriceEdneyWire.com A special report released by the National Urban League reveals that the U. S. Census Bureau omitted at least 3.7 million African-Americans from its 2010 count, […]
Culture
ZuCot Gallery Artist Steve Prince
By Taroue Brooks How did you get started creating art? I grew up in New Orleans, Louisiana, I was a creative and inquisitive child, and the youngest of 4 children. My earliest recollection of creating was copying images from encyclopedia’s […]