It Takes a Village

Lighting The Road To The Future

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A Data News Weekly Exclusive A Champion’s Journey Ed Reed From St. Rose to the NFL Hall of Fame Page 2 Newsmaker State & Local Iconic Gene’s Po-Boy It Takes Closes A Village Page 4 Page 5 Page 2 August 10 - August 16 , 2019 Cover Story www.ladatanews.com

A Champion’s Journey Ed Reed: From St. Rose to the NFL Hall of Fame

Ed Reed holding Super Bowl Trophy. Ed Reed at Hall of Fame Induction Ceremony

Edwin Buggage the Baltimore Ravens . community where he was encouraged to excel . Many Editor-in-Chief It is a long way from his early beginnings in Destre- of those who played a part in shaping his greatness han, LA ., as today he joins the ranks of the greats of were on hand in Canton for the induction ceremony . the NFL recently being inducted in the Pro Football Steven Murdock Sr ., who grew up next door to From Destrehan to Destiny Hall of Fame . Reed and was one of his extended family members Ed Reed is an athlete who personifies excellence and mentors growing up . “Our connection runs deep; both on and off the field . Throughout his illustrious Building A Winning Team he grew up one house away from my family’s house . football career, he’s been a champ, breaking records Ed Reed is one who has chosen to be a role model His dad and my older brother grew up together,” he and winning a national title in college and then as a and an inspiration to future generations . This spirit says while in Canton awaiting Reed’s induction into the professional, winning the Super Bowl as a member of comes from his growing up in a close-knit family and Pro Football Hall of Fame . “Coming up he was like a

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Cover Story, Continued from page 2. little brother to me and seeing him become the man he is today makes me proud .” Lawrence Haynes III also grew up with Reed and his family and was like a big brother to him as well . He says that as a youngster Ed saw them doing things with their lives related to sports that took them out of the neighborhood and was inspired by them . He also made the trip to Canton . With pride beaming from his voice he says, “We knew he was special it is not surprising to see him reach this level of greatness . Early on he saw some of us including his Uncle Tim Reed go Destrehan and Baltimore . Recently, off to college, we all got scholar- he took a piece of land in his old ships and Ed saw us go away and neighborhood he and his friends do things outside of the neighbor- played on and made it a park for the hood and it inspired him to want to young people of St . Rose . do something more .” Haynes speaks of this great ges- Ed Reed at Hall of Fame Induction Ceremony ture by his friend, “Ed has made Making a Difference a career out of giving back . In St . Ed Reed is more than just an ath- Rose where we all started in an area lete, he’s used his visibility to have a behind our house called it the park, platform to speak on various social now he’s made it an official park . issues . During his time in Canton, It’s what we needed when we were Reed used his wardrobe to send a kids this is a great thing for our message about issues of social jus- community .” tice, one day wearing a T-shirt bear- ing the faces of young Black people Inspiring Greatness killed in police-related or racial in- Ed Reed’s life has been a suc- cidents . cess on many levels and positive He also used his time during his proof that a rose can grow out of induction ceremony to speak about concrete . And with the right team the recent mass shooting in El Paso . around giving encouragement He was emotional, compassionate and support you can be a cham- and thoughtful and centered on so- A winning team - left to right: Gregory Baker, Tim Reed, pion in life . lutions to many of the ills of society Steven Murdock, Lamus Haynes, Brian Wesco, DeForest A sentiment that’s expressed by and the importance living a life of Cornish and Lawrence Haynes III. Haynes, “Ed embodies what some- serving others . one if their talents are nurtured and “You know mental illness is one they have positive people in their of the biggest problems in our lives . It shows it doesn’t matter world,” Reed said . “It really kills . where you start and that anyone So, I’ve got to say prayers to the can achieve greatness . Ed’s not families that have experienced the only achieved greatness on the mass shootings the last couple of field, but off it by giving back and days . Just in general across this serving others . I am really glad country, it’s something we really to be here sharing in this special need to address .” moment with my little brother Ed Steven Murdock and Ed Reed, “Our connection runs deep; he grew up one house away Reed, who is an example of the Building a Field of from my family’s house. His dad and my older best that is in all of us .” brother grew up together,” he says while in Reed in his Hall of Fame Speech Dreams and Inspiring Canton awaiting Reed’s Induction into the the Next Generation Pro Football Hall of Fame. “Coming up he summed up his feeling about how Through his foundation Reed was like a little brother to me and seeing anyone can become a champion puts his money where his mouth Through his foundation Reed is putting his money where him become the man he is today makes me and become great, “Everyone has his mouth is by giving back to children in New Orleans, proud.” is by giving back in New Orleans, Destrehan and Baltimore. their own greatness . Whether you reach your own greatness depends on your environment, your struc- ture, the company you keep and your attitude .” Continuing he said, “There will be good and bad, right and wrong . Your reaction of choice, good or bad, has consequences that affect you and those around you . No matter what, encourage those around you and yourself . I stayed encouraged and no matter what, I was fo- cused . I tell you, each one of you, stay encouraged . Encourage each other . Help somebody . We should . We’re supposed to . That’s what be- Steven Murdock, Karen Reed, Mother of Ed Reed and Lawrence Haynes III Ed Reed with Father Ed Reed Sr. and former teammate and fellow ing a human is about, leaving this NFL Hall of Fame Inductee Ray Lewis. place better than we got it .” Page 4 August 10 - August 16 , 2019 Newsmaker www.ladatanews.com

Iconic Gene’s Po-Boy Closes... Customers Reflect on their Experiences

E. Benjamin and the people who worked there Data News Staff Writer were also great . It was a place that was popular with both locals and out of towners people were in and out there all the time . Yes, we loved dat place and it will be missed .”

Samantha Beaulieu: Actress and Filmmaker “Gene’s Po-Boys is a New Or- leans Staple! It was “The” late night spot…especially for your out of town guests! Gene’s was so New Orleans! In true NOLA Fashion, ev- Glenn Summers: Photographer and eryone who worked there had big Visual Artist colorful personalities and treated all “My best memories of Gene’s customers the same; I think that’s Po-Boys were hearing the quick one of the reasons more “well- wit of old man Mr . Whitey taking known” people love New Orleans . orders at the register then you had Because they can go to places like to come and correct him . It was a Gene’s and no one’s going to bother great place to go late at night to get them . It takes a lot to impress us good food and also meet people . It New Orleanians .” was symbolic of an age of New Or- leans pre-Katrina that I sometimes miss .”

James Andrews: Musician and Singer “I loved going there when I was a little kid . The Po-Boys were great

la Lenny Green: Singer, Songwriter/ Producer and Visual Artist data “Gene’s was a late-night staple in NOLA! I can’t tell you how many times I’ve eaten there to sober up . news It was the last stop before going home . I remember waiting in those long… long… long… lines, but it .com was worth it . Their Po-Boys were always good . We will miss Gene’s” www.ladatanews.com State & Local News August 10 - August 16 , 2019 Page 5 It Takes A Village

Mayor Cantrell with Partners in “It Takes A Village” Initiative.

Mayor LaToya Cantrell speaking with young people about about alternatives to crime and violence.

City of New Orleans -- Mayor Cantrell and NOPD Super- stay out of the Criminal Justice intendent Shaun Ferguson, parents System, off the streets and instead NEW ORLEANS – The Mayor’s and youths divided into smaller to lead safe, productive lives,” said Office of Youth and Families, the breakout sessions to engage in Joshua Cox, Senior Advisor to the Office of Criminal Justice Coordi- open and frank dialogue . Mayor Mayor and Director of Strategic nation and the Director of Strate- Cantrell met individually with par- Initiatives . “We hope to build on gic Initiatives this weekend at the ents to offer insight on how to use this event and engage with as many Mayor Cantrell with Partners in “It Takes A Village” Initiative. Milne Rec Center engaged with lo- services and work together to pre- youths as possible .” cal youths as part of the City’s Inau- vent future encounters with law Youths also were provided back- gural “It Takes a Village” Event to enforcement, while youths worked packs, courtesy of Walmart as part Supporting providers and agen- vices District provide family support and services with service providers in breakout of its back-to-school efforts in the cies included: • New Orleans Police Juve- to prevent encounters with law en- groups . community . • Black Man Rising nile Counseling Unit forcement . The event also was supported “We understand that back-to- • The Center for Restorative • New Orleans Public Li- “While we are committed to by the New Orleans Police Depart- school is one of the busiest times of Approaches brary enforcing the law, we are equally ment . Judge Arthur Hunter from the year for families which is why • Children’s Bureau • Orleans Parish Juvenile committed to ensuring that young Criminal Court and Judge Desiree we’re committed to making back- • Covenant House Court Teen Court people with bright futures do not Cook-Calvin from Juvenile Court to-school shopping easier and more • Cure Violence • Orleans Parish School have additional law enforcement were present and supported the affordable,” said Walmart Corpo- • Daughters Beyond Incar- Board involvement . This event provided event . rate Communications Spokeswom- ceration • Roots of Music youths and families with an oppor- “This event is part of a broader an Anne Hatfield . “We are proud • Families and Friends of • Son of a Saint tunity to connect youths and fami- strategy by the Mayor’s Office to to support New Orleans youths so Louisiana’s Incarcerated Children • STEM NOLA lies with the support services they encounter youths as early as pos- they can ease into their first day of • Liberty’s Kitchen • Youth Empowerment Proj- need,” said Mayor LaToya Cantrell . sible to not only reduce crime but school feeling prepared with brand • Limitless Vistas, Inc . ect Following opening remarks by give them the tools they need to new supplies and gear .” • Metropolitan Human Ser- Page 6 August 10 - August 16 , 2019 Data Zone www.ladatanews.com Satchmo Summer Fest

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Satchmo SummerFest was an amazing event as the attendees from around the world enjoyed perfor- mances by many of the greats of New Orleans Music and Data News Week- ly was There!!!

New Orleans City Councilmember- Legendary Performer Cyril Neville making his Satchmo SummerFest Debut. at-Large Jason Williams and Data News Weekly Editor-in-Chief Edwin Buggage.

Violinist Michael Ward moves the crowd during his set that The Ward Family, Cortes, Michael, Lenzie and The lovely ladies of Very Local New Or- closed out Friday night at fest. Cameron, enjoying Satchmo SummerFest. leans, Teniesha Biagas, Keisha Lee and Erica Tyler.

Generations of family enjoying the fest, Amazing performer from the First Derek Rabb, Merle Robinson, Marian Rabb and Eula Hickman. Selena, Enjoli, Eiseanne, Alvin and Zoe Coco. Family of Funk, Charmaine Neville with Data News Weekly Editor Ed- win Buggage. Data Zone, Continued on page 7.

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Entertainer Extrodinaire, Nayo Jones with her riveting voice gave an amazing performance during Satchmo SummerFest.

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2020 Property Assessments will make New Orleans Affordable Housing Crisis Worse

7 neighborhoods include census Many were startled to see the come, payment of new tax bills may time—only if it’s more than 50% . In tracts which did not see an increase drastic increase when they re- simply be impossible without assis- October, Louisiana will vote to allow in housing values between 2013 ceived their tax bill in July and are tance or relief . Further, data from New Orleans to create a Tax Relief and 2017 . The median home value concerned about what this means the Assessor’s Office shows that ap- Program for small landlords, prop- in New Orleans has increased by for their households . We know that proximately 35% of eligible seniors erties with no more than 15 units, twenty percent since the last tax many homeowners may not have are not utilizing the age freeze and and homeowners whose increase bill cycle in 2016, according to MLS the savings or income to avoid fur- only a small portion of those living would just be too much to bear . Au- Data . There is ample data to dem- ther hardship . Even for those house- with disabilities (521) are taking ad- thored by Sen . Troy Carter, SB 79 Andreanecia Morris onstrate how vulnerable Orleans holds earning a stable salary, the vantage of the disability freeze . the amendment will be voted on by Executive Director, Parish Homeowners are to any sig- rate of cost burden shows that tax So, what can we do? First and the entire state, so we need a Plan HousingNOLA nificant changes in their tax rates: relief is needed in Orleans Parish, foremost, every residential prop- B . The City Council can vote to roll • Forty-one (41%) percent of home- where many homeowners entered erty owner who has experienced back our millage rates—indeed if One of the challenges with deal- owners are cost burdened—with the market unable to anticipate the an increase should file an appeal the increases we’ve seen result in ing with the Affordable Housing nearly a third of owner-occupied spike in taxes and insurance rates . before 4 PM on August 22, 2019— too large an increase in the city’s Crisis is the fact that some people households earn an annual in- The Constitutional Amendment au- they can go online, http://nolaas- taxes, they will have no choice . We don’t understand that this affects come that is below the median thored by Senator JP Morrell in the sessor .com, or one of three offices: need to ask the City Council to Put everyone . The bias many have lets income; 2018 Louisiana Legislature which City Hall (1300 Period, 4th Floor), Housing First and roll back out mill- them, namely middle-class home- • Forty-four percent of owners was passed by state voters could Algiers Courthouse (225 Morgan age rate . If the people of Louisiana owners, convince themselves that have paid off their mortgage or possibly most likely assist these Street), and Lakeview Christian do not give New Orleans the chance they are immune . HousingNOLA’s inherited their home; homeowners—allowing the tax in- Center (5885 Fleur De Lis Drive) . to create tax programs that will help data driven process has addressed • A third of homeowners are over crease to be phased in over three If you qualify for one of the exist- us address the Affordable Housing tax issues from year one . Those the age of sixty-five—with 11% of years . Unfortunately, it provides ing freeze programs, you also need Crisis . Our city needs tax revenue who own their homes are not all homeowners in Orleans are no help to small landlords who will apply before the 22nd deadline . We to provide critical city services, but exempt from the impacts of our cost burdened senior citizens . have no choice but to pass the tax also implore people to check on if the people can’t pay the taxes, and City’s Affordable Housing Crisis . All this combined with the fact increase onto their renters—who family members, friends and neigh- the city doesn’t allow partial pay- Gentrification of historic neighbor- that 2020 is the Quadrennial As- are already overwhelmingly rent bors who might be eligible for the ments, we could have thousands of hoods and increased market pres- sessment, we knew to expect sig- stressed . various freezes . unpaid tax bills . This would be the sure across the city have driven nificant, if not unprecedented, ap- For the thousands of elderly, Last year’s constitutional amend- beginning of another disaster—a increased property values every praisals and tax bills for the 2020 disabled and low-income homeown- ment will let homeowners who can man made one that we would have year since Hurricane Katrina . Only assessment . ers who rely on a fixed monthly in- afford the increase phase it in over inflicted upon ourselves . #WhiteSupremacistTerrorism Hashtag Takes Over Twitter After Latest Pair of Mass Shootings

21-year-old Patrick Crusius gunned away jobs . ism—which are far too often not platform to mourn the countless down 21 people and injured 29 oth- But while Americans struggled recognized or treated as such—are lives we’ve lost to gun violence . ers at a Wal-Mart swarming with to process the latest massacre on carried out by white supremacists . We are well past the point of cross-border shoppers in El Paso, American soil, we woke up to the As such, the hashtag #WhiteSu- “thoughts and prayers” getting the Texas . According to NBC News, news of another mass shooting premacistTerrorism is being used job done . The time for gun reform it’s the deadliest shooting in 2019, mere hours later in Dayton, Ohio . to demand gun reform, call out is now . as well as one of the worst in Ameri- the portrayals of victims and per- can history . From CNN: petrators alike, highlight Donald Jay Conner is the Founder of Ex- Jay Conner Nine people were killed and at Trump’s degree of complicity, and traordinary Ideas and Co-Host Blogger Theroot .com and Producer of The Extraordinary And it was also racially least 26 injured Sunday in a shoot- provide concerned citizens a public Negroes podcast. motivated, per CNN: ing in a popular nightclub district of About 20 minutes earlier, a post downtown Dayton, Ohio, police say . With the encouragement of our on the online message board 8chan Officers killed the lone suspect President, America has gone to believed to be from the suspect laid after he fired for less than a minute great lengths to paint minorities out a dark vision of America over- from a “ .223 high-capacity” gun, as criminals, parasites and in some run by Hispanic immigrants . The and he had additional magazines instances, terrorists . But after the 2,300-word document, which police with him, Mayor Nan Whaley said . latest pair of mass shootings this called a “manifesto,” was attached The .223 caliber is used in rifles like weekend, in which a total of 29 to a post that said, “I’m probably go- the AR-15 assault rifle used in previ- people were killed, the fears and ing to die today .” ous mass shootings . frustrations of American citizens The writing is filled with white The suspect in the Dayton shoot- have taken over Twitter, with the nationalist language and racist ha- ing has yet to be publicly identified, hashtag #WhiteSupremacistTerror- tred toward immigrants and Lati- but as was the case in El Paso, it’s ism serving as their rallying cry . nos, blaming immigrants and first- not exactly a secret that these cata- CNN reports that on Saturday, generation Americans for taking strophic acts of domestic terror- www.ladatanews.com Special August 10 - August 16 , 2019 Page 9

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Los Angeles – CA The Capitol of Entertainment, bright lights and beautiful faces, tacos trucks on street corners, fresh cut fruit sprin- kled in cayenne pepper, the smell of cannabis in the air, palm trees and in the center of it all, the music of New Orleans . The Mint LA, is one of the oldest venues hosting many of New Or- leans musicians, like The George Porter, Jr ., Trio, Leo Nocentelli and Zigaboo Modeliste, all former members of The Meters known to New Orleans Funk Legend George Porter and Diva Dionne Character. Diva Dionne Character shows off her immaculate style. Californians, who already know, we’re bringing that gumbo to the stage, that funk, that driving force driven by a new generation intro- gave us soul through his fingertips . great bands they’ve known all of view and catch up in the greenroom . of rhythm which was created in the duced to us by Ian Neville and his In my interview with Ian Neville their lives, which is somehow inter- New Orleans is losing many of its 1960’s by The Meters and The Nev- band (Dumpstafunk), taking what and Ivan Neville, who accompanies twined into one force when these greats from the golden age of mu- ille Brothers who shaped the sound was passed down from his father, on organ, it is apparent that these bloodlines hit the stage together . sic, but the original sound of “funk” of Funk . Art “Poppa Funk” Neville, an origi- musicians will be carrying on the New Orleans Music is an inspira- created in New Orleans, continues Today, that sound is now being nal member of The Meters, who Legacy of Music created by two tion to musicians from all over the to live on with a new generation of globe . It is something no one can musicians . ever take away from us, something in See more interviews at www . the water that seems to fit perfectly characterhollywood .com . with the bright lights of Hollywood, Also, Dionne Character can be my home away from home at The reached at characterinhollywood@ Mint LA, where I get to host, inter- gmail .com . www.ladatanews.com National News August 10 - August 16 , 2019 Page 11 DATA CLASSIFIED Call 504-821-7421 to Sickle Cell Strong place your classified ad. Sickle Cell Disease Advocate Marie Ojiambo Job Opportunity Freelance Lauren Poteat the globe, those who have the trait Writers NNPA Newswire Washington are relatively protected from ma- Wanted Correspondent laria . Although most who carry the Data News Weekly, “The It’s been more than 100 years sickle cell trait remain healthy, People’s Paper, is looking for freelence writers to since sickle cell disease was first medical statistics show that if two join our team print and discovered in America . healthy people who carry the trait digital team. We want Today, the rare hereditary blood join to conceive a child, there’s still to hear from you if you disorder continues to affect millions a one in four chance with every are a working journalist, or an aspiring journalist of people throughout the world . pregnancy that they would have who has 2 years or more Sickle cell disease – or SCD – af- child with active SCD . of newspaper or PR fects approximately 100,000 Ameri- Ojiambo, who graduated from St . writing experience. We cans and occurs among about 1 John’s University’s College of Phar- need writers who can out of every 365 African-American macy and Health Sciences in New cover New Orleans news stories, ranging from births, according to medical ex- York and who specializes in pre- local high school sports, perts . clinical Pharmaceutical Research, community events, City Nearly 1 in 13 African American is also the founder of the Sickle Hall and entertainment. While she champions research and viable medications and solutions, babies are born with the sickle cell Strong Initiative—a Kenyan-based Experience in print is Ojiambo also emphasized the importance of being regularly tested. necessary, experience in trait, which medical experts said NGO whose mandate is to raise digital and social media means that an individual has inher- research, for other young women, nials, and in particular for young awareness around sickle cell dis- are encouraged. ited the sickle cell gene from one of going through the same thing,” Oji- African and African American wom- ease and advocate for better health his or her parents . ambo said . en, who are interested in STEM care opportunities for patients suf- Compensation is During its annual convention, “Because of this, I always felt like (science, technology, engineering, fering from the disease in Kenya . competitive and great the National Newspaper Publish- it was important for me to not only and math) fields of study . Marie While she champions research story ideas will be ers Association (NNPA), a trade introduce myself by my profession, Ojiambo’s outstanding success as a and viable medications and solu- appreciated. organization that represents Afri- but also as a sickle cell warrior,” research scientist is truly inspiring tions, Ojiambo also emphasized can American-owned newspapers said the Kenyan native . as she did not allow the challenges the importance of being regularly If you are interested, please email your resume and media companies throughout “When I competed in the Miss of Sickle Cell Disease to prevent tested . and 3 writing samples to: the U .S ., partnered with Pfizer Rare Africa USA pageant back in 2014, her from achieving her professional “Both of my parents were car- terrybjones@bellsouth. Disease (Pfizer) to host a forum on I made sure that my pageant plat- career goals .” riers of the sickle cell trait and so net and datanewseditor@ this rare disease . form, represented the same per- According to the National Center when they came together, I re- bellsouth.net. “I was diagnosed with sickle cell sonal goals I had for myself and for Biotechnology Information, the ceived the disorder,” Ojiambo said . disease at the age of 1,” said Marie advocated for, sickle cell disease sickle cell disease trait is most com- “It is so important to know your Ojiambo, a consultant for Pfizer, awareness,” she said . monly found in places like Africa, status and to get tested regularly,” We can’t wait to during the forum moderated by Dr . Chavis emphasized, “The India and Southeast Asia . Ojiambo continued . hear from you! NNPA President and CEO, Dr . Ben- NNPA is grateful to Pfizer for intro- However, it is not exclusive to “Take part in clinical trials and jamin F . 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