Opinion: Louisiana’s HB 554 Marks a Dangerous Turn Toward Codified Xenophobia
Next Monday, the Louisiana House Transportation Committee will hear House Bill 554 (HB 554)—a proposal that would brand thousands of lawfully present immigrants with a restriction code on their driver’s licenses and state IDs. The hearing is scheduled for Monday, April 28 at 9:30 AM in House Committee Room 3 (HCR-3) at the State Capitol.
BRAVE Cave: A Dangerous Past, A Risky Future
Recently, I had the pleasure of joining What’s Going On with Dr. James Gilmore alongside expert panelists Attorney Daniel Druilhet and Attorney Ryan Thompson.
Remembering Sharon Decuir: Baton Rouge’s Relentless HIV Advocate
Sharon was more than just an advocate; she was a warrior and a pioneer in HIV prevention in Baton Rouge. She dedicated her career to fighting for people—especially those whom society often overlooked.
Baton Rouge High Schoolers Lead Anti-ICE Protest
A group of high school students organized an anti-ICE protest in downtown Baton Rouge today, calling for an end to deportations and greater protections for immigrant families. Led by Iran Garza, the demonstration aimed to raise awareness and demand change.
MLK Day, Black History Month, and Hispanic Heritage Month Still Matter
As the nation observes Martin Luther King Jr. Day, Black History Month, and Hispanic Heritage Month, some have questioned their relevance. However, history shows that these observances were hard-fought victories that serve as crucial reminders of contributions that have often been overlooked or erased
