Pointe-au-Chien Indian Tribe: American Indian tribe lives in peril near New Orleans

Watch Video: Pointe-au-Chien Indian Tribe American Indian tribe lives in peril near New Orleans The Pointe-au-Chien Indian Tribe needs federal recognition in order to protect the only land they called home. Their land, located 40 miles outside of New Orleans, has been rapidly eroding and they fear another hurricane like Katrina will destroy their homes and their legacy. Duration: 3:36

BREAKING: Activists Occupy BP Headquarters Five Years After Gulf Oil Disaster

  by Claire Sandberg Posted on Apr 15 2015 ***For Immediate Release*** Wednesday, April 15 2015 Interviews and high-resolution images available Contact: Laurel Sutherlin: 415.246.0161 laurel@ran.org Claire Sandberg: 646.641.6431 claire@ran.org Bryan Parras: 713.303.5811 lucas77@gmail.com BREAKING: Six Arrested at BP Headquarters 5 Years After Gulf Oil Disaster On eve of shareholder meeting, protesters stage sit-in to demand BP addresses their grievances [...]

Five Years After the Deepwater Horizon Oil Spill, BPโ€™s Most Vulnerable Victims Are Still Struggling

  By: Katy Reckdahl - This article appeared in the May 4, 2015 edition of The Nation BP agreed to a $7.8 billion settlement, but still hasnโ€™t paid out most Gulf Coast businesses. In the summer of 2014, Skyland Seafood quietly shut down. In Mobile, Alabama, where the shop had been located for 17 years, Skylandโ€™s demise caused a small, [...]

Ex-OPP inmate who was injured behind bars sues sheriff, former deputy

  JIM MUSTIAN| JMUSTIAN@THEADVOCATE.COM April 7, 2015 A former Orleans Parish Prison inmate has filed a federal civil rights lawsuit against Sheriff Marlin Gusman, claiming she was assaulted behind bars by a female deputy who was later fired. Shantya Trahan, 26, says the March 2014 assault left her with โ€œscarring and discomfort in her right ear,โ€ according to a lawsuit [...]
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