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• Jury Still Out on New Orleans Police Accused of Shooting Unarmed Katrina Survivors on Danziger Bridge
  August 05, 2011 | Story
  This week federal prosecutors in New Orleans finished presenting their case against police officers involved in the infamous Danziger Bridge shooting in the days after Hurricane Katrina. Four police …
• The Fall of Glenn Beck: Did the Controversial Fox Host Become an Economic Liability?
  April 08, 2011 | Story
  Fox News host Glenn Beck announced Wednesday in a carefully worded press release he will "transition off of his daily program" later this year in order to pursue solo projects. Fox News Chair Roger …
• Community & Resistance After Katrina: Jordan Flaherty and Tracie Washington on the Fight to Save New Orleans
  August 30, 2010 | Story
  President Obama visited New Orleans on Sunday and praised the recovery of the city and the resilience of its people five years after Hurricane Katrina. We talk to lifelong New Orleans resident and …
• Displaced New Orleans Poet Sunni Patterson: I Will Be a "Cultural Ambassador to Bring a Light to Every Injustice"
  August 30, 2010 | Story
  We go to New Orleans to speak with poet and performer Sunni Patterson. She's from the Lower Ninth Ward, but like thousands of the city's residents has been forced to live outside and is now based in …
• Report: "Jena 6" Teens Reach Plea Deal
  June 25, 2009 | Headline
  And in Louisiana, five of the six African American teenagers known as the "Jena Six" are reportedly close to reaching a plea deal. The teens have been at the center of one of the nation's most …
• Ex-Officer Charged in Oakland Killing of Unarmed Black Passenger
  January 15, 2009 | Story
  A former transit officer in Oakland, California has been arrested on murder charges in connection to the killing of Oscar Grant, an unarmed African American man who was shot dead while he was lying …
• Increased Raids and Checkpoint Arrests Endanger Undocumented Immigrants Threatened by Gulf Coast Storms
  September 12, 2008 | Story
  Undocumented immigrants along the hurricane-ravaged Gulf Coast have resisted mandatory evacuation orders out of fear they could be arrested and deported at checkpoints. The climate of fear around …
• Nearly Two Million Flee Gulf Coast as Hurricane Gustav Approaches
  September 01, 2008 | Story
  Nearly two million people have evacuated their homes as Hurricane Gustav heads towards the Gulf Coast. The Category 3 storm is expected to make landfall by midday today, with winds at 115 miles per …
• 600 Arrested at Mississippi Factory in Largest Immigration Raid in US History
  August 27, 2008 | Story
  Nearly 600 people were arrested this week in a massive immigration raid on an electrical equipment factory in Laurel, Mississippi. The raid is now being described as the largest in US history, topping …
• Louisiana Teenager Sentenced for Hanging Noose
  August 18, 2008 | Headline
  And in Louisiana, a teenager who hung nooses off the back of his truck has been sentenced to four months in prison. Nineteen-year-old Jeremiah Munsen displayed the nooses on Sept. 20, the day of the …