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VOICES: How censorship came to Lafayette
The library’s Reconsideration Committees are now designed to ban any book anyone decides needs to go. It will remake the library as we know it.
The library’s Reconsideration Committees are now designed to ban any book anyone decides needs to go. It will remake the library as we know it.
How do we ensure the village continues? It begins with each one of us.
Here is a selection of items on the agendas for this week’s meetings of the City and Parish councils.
We could see more activity in Acadiana from the service and manufacturing companies, but we’re still going to have higher prices, say two local economists.
No parent knows everything there is to teach a child. When communities pitch in, it makes a difficult task that much easier.
A short history of pride, celebration and representation.
Lafayette’s pace of moving hundreds of orphaned and blighted properties back into commerce has some convinced LCG isn’t really trying.
It may be less common today that communities raise our children. That’s why it’s all the more important to bring it back, says Randy Cobb.
Lafayette can build them. But where is the money to operate and maintain them?
To explore the relevance of the proverb, we have to consider the many distinct villages that make up the Black diaspora and the ways Black family and community cohere differently today than in the recent and distant past
To explore the relevance of the proverb, we have to consider the many distinct villages that make up the Black diaspora and the ways Black family and community cohere differently today than in the recent and distant past
Bit by bit, LCG is tackling a frustrating and costly problem that has festered for decades. With well over 1,000 adjudicated properties on the rolls at any one time, there’s a long way to go. And for those who live next to the properties, resolution can’t come fast enough.
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