The ACLU is looking for Louisianans who feel they were the victim of racist policing to help them file lawsuits challenging discriminatory policies. ACLU Louisiana Legal Director Nora Ahmed says if you are concerned about coming forward because it could lead to retaliation from law enforcement, your initial statement will remain confidential…
Cut 6 (09) “..fears”
This includes racially motivated traffic stops, searches, seizures, detainments, and incidents where police dogs were used to assault people on racial grounds.
With schools set to resume soon, state health officials are concerned many children are not up to date on their vaccinations. During the early portion of the pandemic, many elective medical procedures were put on hold and State Immunization Director Dr. Frank Welch says that dropped the rate of vaccinations.
SEC presidents and athletic directors will hold a series of virtual meetings this week to discuss fall sports plans. College football insider Brett McMurphy says because so many states are struggling to contain the coronavirus, it’s unlikely the college football season will kick off Labor Day weekend
SEC Commissioner Greg Sankey said earlier this month that the league will make an announcement in late July on whether it can start the season on time.
A study from the career website Zippia indicates more than one in six Louisiana workers hate their boss. Head of content at Zippia Kathy Morris says the study also shows physical proximity is a factor, as the further away a boss is, there is an increased chance that a worker will dislike them.
Cut 12 (10) “…hate your boss.”