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Katy Reckdahl

@katyreckdahl

Journalist in the shifting media sands of New Orleans.

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AGs from 17 states suing the U.S. government, hoping that a judge will find one of the nation’s key disability laws unconstitutional.

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Onstage tonight at Madison Square Garden and the piano microphones completely shut off mid song. Necessity is the mother of invention! I love being a performer and what it brings out of you. It's a beautiful parallel to life 🙏🏾❤️

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Katy Reckdahl 's preferred piece from '24 was her report on the nation’s most conservative appellate court siding with the agricultural laborers at the Louisiana State Penitentiary. 📰: buff.ly/3Y5FcvS

<a href="/katyreckdahl/">Katy Reckdahl</a> 's preferred piece from '24 was her report on the nation’s most conservative appellate court siding with the agricultural laborers at the Louisiana State Penitentiary.

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MiZzY 's favorite article of 2024 is her Juneteenth article, which intricately weaves a historical narrative on how music has served as a powerful instrument in combating racial oppression. 📰: buff.ly/45rPJD9

<a href="/Mizzydamaker/">MiZzY</a> 's favorite article of 2024 is her Juneteenth article, which intricately weaves a historical narrative on how music has served as a powerful instrument in combating racial oppression.

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In 2024, MiZzY believed that X 's article deserved more attention. It urged the city council to complete the street renaming project they initiated four years earlier. buff.ly/4ckH9s0 📰: buff.ly/4ckH9s0

In 2024, <a href="/Mizzydamaker/">MiZzY</a> believed that 
<a href="/LolisEricElie/">X</a> 's article deserved more attention. It urged the city council to complete the street renaming project they initiated four years earlier. buff.ly/4ckH9s0

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There is nothing to negotiate. A deal is a deal. There is no backing out or changing material terms. The Administration accepted the deal. All of this was discussed publicly. No one objected before the Council voted. The Mayor signed the ordinances approving funding in 2025.

There is nothing to negotiate. A deal is a deal. There is no backing out or changing material terms. The Administration accepted the deal. All of this was discussed publicly. No one objected before the Council voted.  The Mayor signed the ordinances approving funding in 2025.
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"Every Sunday that the Lord sent a second line, Pableaux was on the streets among the dancers and onlookers taking pictures. It was important to him to give copies of his photos to the people they featured." buff.ly/4hagMry

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In 2007, Alice Craft-Kerney helped to open the Lower Ninth Ward Health Clinic. Sometimes, it’s painful for her to talk about this part of her Katrina narrative, because she only could keep the clinic open for 2 yrs. buff.ly/4hllov6

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Robert Green believes Super Bowl visitors should know the truth: The 9th Ward still shows Katrina's impact. Ignoring this dismisses the families who couldn't or struggled to return. ✍️: @KatyReckdahl buff.ly/4aLpgTQ

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Ignoring Katrina’s effects in the Lower 9 — as the Super Bowl committee had insinuated — is like going to Manhattan and not acknowledging that the Twin Towers fell, Green says.

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The Lower 9 is characterized by Lionel Milton as both tragedy and comedy, with a history rich in musicians, athletes, artists, and Black homeowners before Katrina. Milton emphasizes the importance of this history for all visitors. buff.ly/4hg7pa3

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Though she was an infant when the natural disaster happened, for Powell, Hurricane Katrina lasted far longer than the storm itself, stretching through her childhood into the present day, almost 20 years later. Read the full article here: buff.ly/3CvHzzE

Though she was an infant when the natural disaster happened, for Powell, Hurricane Katrina lasted far longer than the storm itself, stretching through her childhood into the present day, almost 20 years later.  

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New: Emails show state leaders considered using a barge moored in the Industrial Canal as a homeless shelter ahead of the Super Bowl, and that several prominent local businessmen were involved in discussions long before city officials: thelensnola.org/2025/02/12/beh…

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.Jarvis DeBerry has a perspective on the execution of Jessie Hoffman that I don't think any other journalist has. He covered Hoffman's trial 27 years ago. msnbc.com/opinion/msnbc-… #lalege

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#TheLensNola🔍 People still say, ‘That’s not the Jessie I knew.’ But most didn’t know what he endured at home – and that’s likely what drove him on that day, psychiatrists say. ✍: @KatyReckdahl Click the 🔗 for the full article! buff.ly/z09VFV5

#TheLensNola🔍 People still say, ‘That’s not the Jessie I knew.’ But most didn’t know what he endured at home – and that’s likely what drove him on that day, psychiatrists say.

✍: @KatyReckdahl 

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