Archive | New Orleans

How dare they express Southern pride in a Southern city.

A "homegrown" black terrorist.

Mayor LaToya Cantrell issued the proclamation.

Black man shoots up a Mother's Day parade; whites to blame.

Progressive prosecutor experiences the fruit of his policies.

The city's first black woman mayor helped it become America's murder capital.

WaPo analyzes the 800 areas with the highest white population gains.

The school wants to change its name to honor a local black leader.

Bad schools or bad students?

Only about one in three of New Orleans's 2022 murders have been solved.

Blacks are 92 percent of shooting victims in the city.

NOPD is also hiring dummies and drug-users.

Its murder rate is nearly four times higher than Chicago's.

Left-wing activists insist the changes are here to stay.

“We’ve been ignoring the flood of violent crime for two and a half years."

“This sculpture is very fitting for this time and place."

The grandmother was walking to her family's car.

DA: "This was one of the most violent carjackings we’ve ever seen."

The women trashed the bar after they were denied service for not having their IDs.

The child stole a sip so they made her drink the bottle.

The elderly victim pleaded with the carjackers as she was dragged to her death.

Black god replaces white hero.

Black musician replaces white hero.

“An all-white cast is the furthest thing from representing the city you could produce."

One group of black looters didn't mind that a drone caught them in the act.

We have a suspicion.

The hurricane struck 15 years ago today.

Perps are: Hung Q Nguyen, Phi Q. Nguyen, Tuan Q. Nguyen, and Hau Trung Pham.

"It’s not the virus that discriminates; it is society."

Government must reassert its monopoly of force — by using force.

"Civil rights organizations" want the city's 56,000 warrants wiped out.

"[T]he reenactment won’t dwell on the sad denouement."

Charity housing projects quickly turned to slums.

Black homicide unit commander says accusations against him are part of a "conspiracy" to oust him from the unit.

“After Ferguson, only a fool would start, finance or insure a business in a black neighborhood.”

Black father stabs, suffocates his mixed-race child.

A first-hand account from someone who saw it all.

No city better represents "E pluribus unum" than New Orleans, he says.

Generals Beauregard and Lee will soon follow.

Government still won't say when they're to be removed.

Three of the four targeted statues are still standing.

Who will defend the South and her symbols?

Mayor: "There's a better way to use the property these monuments are on and a way that better reflects who we are."

Jefferson Davis, Robert E. Lee, and P.G.T. Beauregard may all soon come down.

Part of a nation-wide trend.

"I think the burden is on those of us who are in the majority--Caucasians."

The city is unable to find a contractor to do the work.

The mayor and city council have approved the removal.

The mayor and city council will probably remove four major Confederate monuments.

Perp is suspected in a series of other rapes.

Victims included 11 teenagers and children.

Victim was shot after trying to thwart an abduction.

"The story of Hurricane Katrina does have a moral for anyone not deliberately blind."

Eric Holder's Justice Department: A federal judge called its behavior "appalling."

Blacks propose rule to help blacks stay in their neighborhoods.

Says "symbols should reflect who we really are as a people."

Camp will teach 40 young people how to push for "social justice."

Two of the appellate judges are conservative and one is liberal.

Detective Damita Williams doesn't think simple rape should be a crime.

The "chocolate city" mayor accepted about $500,000 in bribes.

It's been a bad week for black mayors.

Ray "Chocolate City" Nagin is charged with corruption.

He wasn't robbed, so some think it was the "knockout game."

Just another "apparent act of random violence."

Could it be because they are the ones who are out at night?

This is the man who called New Orleans a "chocolate city."

High trust in this homogeneous community helped it weather the storm.

The soon-to-be president saw "racism" in the reaction to Katrina.

Racism . . . racism everywhere.

At one high school, the typical student is "more likely to be killed than a soldier in Afghanistan."

Mayor: "Young African-American males being killed by young African-American males is a tragedy."

We mustn't fish where the fish are, after all.

500 blacks and 8 whites arrested during the same period.

Mugged lib can't bring himself to say anything about race--but he knows.

"From Chocolate City to Enchilada Village."