For years, most New Orleans locals have embraced Essence Festival, eagerly anticipating its arrival as a celebration of black culture and empowerment. However, beneath the excitement lies a growing sense of disillusionment and feeling forgotten. It is a sentiment that has been magnified by recent incidents, shedding light on the…

“Welcome to the continuing saga of a family’s journey towards healing and reconciliation. This story picks up from where we left off in ‘Escaping the Clutches of a Cult: My Journey to Reunite with My Daughter’. …

This short story is a tribute to the poem about Canal Street by Dat NOLA Chic. The vivid imagery and lively rhythm of the poem captured the essence of the bustling street and its diverse cast of characters. …

by The NOLA Chic I am New Orleans, Crown Jewel of the South, As enchantin’ as a fairytale, a city that stands out. I’m America’s heart, A fusion of all things bright, Latin, Nordic, , European, and American Indian, African A symphony of life. I sparked the dreams of John…

When one thinks of New Orleans, the rich aroma and taste of a pot of steaming Red Beans and Rice is never too far behind. This dish has become synonymous with the city’s cuisine and culture and is enjoyed by people from all walks of life. New Orleans Mondy Dinner Tradition As previously mentioned, the…

As a city that has been shaped by its unique history and diverse communities, New Orleans is a place that offers visitors an experience unlike any other. From its vibrant music scene to its distinctive cuisine, this Louisiana city has no shortage of things to see, do, and explore. But…

“Beyond the Promise of Milk and Honey: Creating an Inclusive New Orleans for All” Photo by adobe “Beyond the Promise of Milk and Honey: Creating an Inclusive New Orleans for All” is a call to action for the city of New Orleans to address issues of inequality and create a…

During the virtual school year caused by Covid-19, my sister and I spent many mornings venting our frustrations over trying to get our girls out of bed and ready for school — which was in the home via computers. We couldn’t comprehend why this was so difficult and discussed if…

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