New Orleans Redlining continues to raise its ugly head in the legacy of broken urban neighborhoods in cities across the United States, despite having been mitigated in one way or another over the last fifty years. Classically, redlining was a de facto classification by the government, insurers, and political actors that mapped different …
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The Two Marches of One America
New Orleans What a great early summer weekend in America! Father’s Day on Sunday, family all together, canoeing on the bayou, eating bacon with our hands, and making memories. Oh, and before that we had the battle of the band marches, one in Washington, DC, and the other seemingly everywhere across the country. …
Immigrants Under the Gun
Pearl River As Trump II starts to fire up, the situation of immigrants is going to be front and center. In a surprise to some perhaps, the issue of the border, which has been a hot button for Texas’ governor in recent years, also brought almost all of the largely Hispanic Texas border counties into …