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• ↓ The Bayou Brief Launches. This Is Our Mission: Un De Nous Autres
• ↓ After Voting To Protect Confederate Monuments, LA GOP Approved Cuts That Would Close Veterans’ Cemeteries
• ↓ Louisiana Is Moitié Fouz (In Memory of Deb Cotton)
• ↓ In Defense of Louisiana’s History
• ↓ The Bayou Brief, Louisiana’s First & Only Online Statewide Non-Profit News Publication, Prepares Launch
• ↓ Louisiana AG Jeff Landry’s Private Company Trademarks Trump-Inspired Clothing Line
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"Reposted from The Bayou Brief. I am thrilled to introduce the debut edition of The Bayou Brief. Four months ago, I announced my intention of launching a one-of-a-kind publication: a 501(c)(4) non-profit, progressively-minded, online-only, and free source for news and commentary about the people and the politics of Louisiana. All of Louisiana. Almost immediately after the announcement, donations began pouring in, and in a span of only two weeks, more than 130 people had contributed over $40,000 to turn this vision into a reality, which meant I had to go to work, pronto. Before I could do anything, though, I needed to assemble…"

"One day after Republican members of the Louisiana House Committee on Municipal, Parochial, and Cultural Affairs passed a bill that would prohibit any municipality from altering, removing, relocating, destroying, rededicating, or renaming any public structure, plaque, statue, monument, school, street, bridge, park, or area named after any notable person who has ever served in any war in American history, unless it is first approved in an election, they approved eliminating nearly $150,000 in funding to the Louisiana Department of Veterans Affairs. Those cuts, according to VA Undersecretary Homer Rodgers, would result in the closure of two relatively new veterans’ cemeteries in Leesville and Rayville…"

"In Cajun French, the same phrase people use to say that they feel like crying, J’ai gros cœur, literally translates as “I have a big heart.” The double meaning, which may seem contradictory to some, makes perfect sense to those of us from Louisiana. We don’t cry because our hearts are broken. We cry because our hearts are big. Outside of Cajun Country, down in New Orleans, we mourn our dead with joyous parades, which may also seem like a contradiction but which also makes perfect sense here in Louisiana. This is, in particular, what makes New Orleans so magical and…"

"“So you’re the little woman who wrote the book that started this great war,” President Abraham Lincoln famously said upon meeting Harriet Beecher Stowe, the author of Uncle Tom’s Cabin, in 1862. Of course, we cannot know for certain if these were Lincoln’s exact words to Stowe, but the quote endures, even if it is folklore, because it expresses a fundamental truth about the popularity and the persuasiveness of Stowe’s book, which, at that point, was more than a decade old. Uncle Tom’s Cabin was a phenomenally successful book. In its first year, it sold more than 300,000 copies in the United…"

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The Bayou Brief Launches. This Is Our Mission: Un De Nous Autres

After Voting To Protect Confederate Monuments, LA GOP Approved Cuts That Would Close Veterans’ Cemeteries

Louisiana Is Moitié Fouz (In Memory of Deb Cotton)

In Defense of Louisiana’s History

The Bayou Brief, Louisiana’s First & Only Online Statewide Non-Profit News Publication, Prepares Launch

Louisiana AG Jeff Landry’s Private Company Trademarks Trump-Inspired Clothing Line