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One on One with Troy Carter Candidate for Louisiana 2Nd Congressional District Lighting The Road To The Future Hip Hop Superstar DMX Has Data Zone Died at 50 Page 4 “The People’s Paper” April 17 - April 23, 2021 55th Year Volume 51 www.ladatanews.com A Data News Weekly Exclusive One on One with Troy Carter Candidate for Louisiana 2nd Congressional District Page 2 Newsmaker State & Local Missing Student Southern University Hosted Statewide Kori Gauthier Vaccination Day Page 6 Page 6 Page 2 April 17 - April 23, 2021 Cover Story www.ladatanews.com One on One with Troy Carter Candidate for Louisiana 2nd Congressional District Edwin Buggage Editor-in-Chief The race for Louisiana 2nd Congressional District is in full swing as voters are heading to the polls for early voting that ends on April 17th . The run-off election is on April 24, 2021, and Data News Weekly is encouraging all to get out and vote . Data News Weekly caught up with State Senator Troy Carter, who is a candidate and finished first in the primary to speak about his campaign . “We feel optimistic heading into the run-off after a very strong showing in the Primary,” says Carter . Also, he spoke of how he’s built a strong coalition heading into Election Day . “It’s about connecting with voters and reaching them with our message .” Carter has an ambitious agenda, “If elected I will work to expand access to quality and affordable health care, ac- cess to COVID-19 vaccinations and stimulus relief for all Americans with an emphasis on small businesses and indi- viduals . Eliminate the ever-inflating student loan debt that is such a burden to students from working families . Fight for Criminal Justice Reform, environmental justice, equal pay, and a living wage for all Louisianians . Champion repro- ductive rights to ensure that government allow women to make 100% of decisions concerning their health . Continue to advocate for our citizens living with disabilities . Reduce police misconduct . Strengthen our community safety and homeland security from threats both foreign and domestic .” The Carter Campaign is resonating with voters from all walks of life across the 2nd District . He’s also been en- dorsed by Cedric Richmond, who served in the U .S . House of Representatives Louisiana’s 2nd Congressional District office for a decade and now is a Senior Advisor in the Biden Administration and is endorsing Troy Carter . “I am proud to have a broad coalition of support from lo- cal elected officials from up and down the district . Garner- ing these endorsements is a testament to the relationships State Senator Troy Carter is a candidate for Louisiana 2nd Congressional District. that I’ve built during my career in public service and my ability to work with others to provide meaningful and tan- gible change to strengthen our communities .” Cover Story, Continued on page 3. DATA NEWS WEEKLY P.O. Box 57347, New Orleans, LA 70157-7347 | Phone: (504) 821-7421 | Fax: (504) 821-7622 INSIDE DATA editorial: [email protected] | advertising: [email protected] Terry B. Jones Contributors Art Direction & Production CEO/Publisher Edwin Buggage Pubinator.com Cover Story . 2 State & Local News . 6 Edwin Buggage Kai Davis Editorial and Editor Madison Brydie Advertising Inquiries Data Zone . 4 National News . 7 . Sharonda Green datanewsweeklyad N.O. Agenda Executive Assistant @gmail.com June Hazeur Dionne Character Newsmaker . 6 Distribution Accounting Stacy M. Brown by Terrence Lee Please call 504-309-9913 for subscription information or to obtain a back issue of the paper ONLY. Dated material two weeks in advance. Not responsible for publishing or return of unsolicited manuscripts or photos. www.ladatanews.com Cover Story April 17 - April 23, 2021 Page 3 Cover Story, Continued from page 2. On the federal level, I am proud building bridges of co-operation to have secured the endorsement of and getting things done Carter the outgoing Congressman, Cedric says, “As evidenced by my numer- Richmond, sitting members includ- ous local endorsements, I have a ing Rep . Bennie Thompson, Major- proven track record of cooperating ity Whip Jim Clyburn, CBC Chair and negotiating to get things done . Joyce Beatty, Chairman Hakeem While fighting for what’s right is im- Jeffries, Rep . Jerry Nadler, Rep . portant, I understand that this is not Raja Krishnamoorthi, Rep Filemon a zero-sum game .” Vela Jr, and Rep . Andre Carson, “As the Minority Leader of the among others . Locally, I am proud Louisiana State Senate, I can tell to have been endorsed by State Sen- you that we don’t always have the ators: Joseph Bouie, Jimmie Harris, votes to get everything done that Paul Connick, Greg Tarver, Ed we would like to . However, that Price . State House Representatives: doesn’t stop us from choosing our Jason Hughes, Ken Brass, Randall battles and doing what we can to Gaines, Rodney Lyons, Kyle Green, help our constituents, this is why and Parish President Cynthia Lee I file a yearly billion raising the Sheng . I’ve also been endorsed minimum wage and enacting anti- by local organizations including; discrimination legislation .” LA Democratic Party, IWO, LIFE, The District as is many across SOUL, AFL-CIO, Alliance for Good “I am proud to have a broad coalition of support from local elected officials from up and down the district. the country is suffering as a result Government, and JPDEC .” Garnering these endorsements is a testament to the relationships that I’ve built during my career in public of COVID-19 . This is something Speaking of his experience of service and my ability to work with others to provide meaningful and tangible change to strengthen our that Carter plans to address if elect- communities.” ed . “People are hurting from both the COVID-19 Pandemic and the ever-present epidemic of racial in- justice . With that said, I know that we must do what we can to help people immediately . Empty slogans don’t pay bills” Voter turnout is important, and Troy Carter is encouraging all to get out and vote, so that he can go to Washington D .C . and serve the people of the District and get things done . “Exercising one’s civic duty and voting is paramount to a strong De- mocracy . As we learned from our past two presidential elections, it is on all of us to do our part and vote . When the margins are so slim, and the consequences are so big – peo- ple must vote and make their voices heard . I would be humbled to have your vote on April 24th . I’m proud Speaking of his experience of building bridges of co-operation and Troy Carter and Data News Weekly Publisher, Terry Jones at campaign of my career as a public servant . I getting things done Carter says, “As evidenced by my numerous event after his first place finish in the primary. have always, and I will always, fight local endorsements, I have a proven track record of cooperating for you .” and negotiating to get things done. While fighting for what’s right is important, I understand that this is not a zero-sum game.” Page 4 April 17 - April 23, 2021 Data Zone www.ladatanews.com IN MEMORIAM Hip Hop Superstar DMX Has Died at 50 DMX (Earl Simmons) recently passed away at age 50. He was an icon who helped defined 90’s hip hop. He was also a critically acclaimed actor, appearing in several films. Stacy M. Brown times we spent with him . Earl’s mu- quickly rose up the rap and pop music Before the end of 1998, DMX com- NNPA Newswire Senior National sic inspired countless fans across the charts . pleted his second album, and a pending Correspondent world and his iconic legacy will live on His seminal CD, “It’s Dark and Hell is buyout of Def Jam pushed the record into forever . We appreciate all of the love Hot,” cemented his legacy as a rap mu- stores that December . Featuring a contro- DMX, the sensationally talented and and support during this incredibly dif- sic genius . versial cover photo of the rapper covered gruff-voiced rap artist and actor who ficult time . Please respect our privacy The website AllMusic .com noted that, in blood, Flesh of My Flesh, Blood of My rose from the hardscrabble streets of as we grieve the loss of our brother, following the deaths of Tupac Shakur Blood entered the charts at number one Yonkers, New York, to become one of father, uncle and the man the world and the Notorious BIG, DMX took over and eventually went triple platinum . hip-hop’s most prolific stars, has died at knew as DMX . We will share informa- as the undisputed reigning king of hard- The following year, DMX hit the the age of 50 . tion about his memorial service once core rap . road with Jay-Z and the Method Man/ Most famous for the “Ruff Ryders An- details are finalized .” “He was that rare commodity: a com- Redman team on the blockbuster Hard them,” DMX, whose real name is Earl Raised by his aunt, DMX took hip-hop mercial powerhouse with artistic and Knock Life tour . Simmons, suffered a heart attack last by storm in the 1990s . street credibility to spare,” editors at All- “The Ruff Ryders posse – of which week . He won Source magazine’s Unsigned Music .com wrote . DMX was a core, founding member – re- He was rushed to White Plains Hos- Hype Award in January 1991 and re- “His rapid ascent to stardom was ac- leased a showcase compilation, Ryde or pital where doctors worked for several leased the promo single ‘Born Loser’ for tually almost a decade in the making, Die, Vol .
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