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Jarvis DeBerry

Jarvis DeBerry

Opinion EditoratMSNBC· Part of Versant
New Orleans, Louisiana, USAmsnbc.com
opinion journalismcrime reportingcourts and trialslocal politics and civic affairsracial justice and black community issueshurricane katrina and disaster recovery+2 more

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opinion journalismcrime reportingcourts and trialslocal politics and civic affairsracial justice and black community issueshurricane katrina and disaster recoverylouisiana public policyeditorial commentary

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Louisiana IlluminatorThe Times-PicayuneNOLA.com

Recent Articles

The GOP’s response to high beef prices is advice that you eat something cheaper
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This year, the cost of a pound of ground beef passed the amount of money you get for an hour’s work at the federal minimum wage. The post The GOP’s response to high beef prices is advice that you eat

Eric Schmitt’s pratfall while pursuing Jack Smith shows what a joke the Senate has become
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We deserve better than a U.S. Senate whose members try to make a sport out of ruining decent people’s lives. The post Eric Schmitt’s pratfall while pursuing Jack Smith shows what a joke the Senate has

MAGA accuses this governor’s welfare-themed ad of being racist — against white guys
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Some conservatives take Arkansas Gov. Sarah Huckabee Sanders’ ad featuring a white layabout as an attack on white men. The post MAGA accuses this governor’s welfare-themed ad of being racist — against

Nobody who’s lived through disaster should find Trump’s FEMA remarks funny
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In Trump’s value system, anyone seeking help from the government he controls owes him and his party allegiance. The post Nobody who’s lived through disaster should find Trump’s FEMA remarks funny appe

‘Highly unusual’ trend of Black hanging deaths in the South has Black people considering two awful explanations
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Over the past year, the bodies of at least four Black people — ages 21 to 38 — have been found hanging from trees in the South. The post ‘Highly unusual’ trend of Black hanging deaths in the South has

Jerome Smith, a civil rights leader of uncommon courage, was called ‘Big Duck’ for a reason
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A leader of the New Orleans sit-in movement, Smith became a kind of evangelist for the Congress of Racial Equality during the spring 1961 Freedom Rides whose participants demanded desegregated accommo

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