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Blue Bell Ice Cream Butter Crunch Recall
The specific lot of half gallons was produced on August, 26, 2019 at the Sylacauga, Alabama plant. The ice cream was distributed to nine states; Alabama, Florida, Georgia, Kentucky, Mississippi, North Carolina, South Carolina, Tennessee and Virginia. The recalled product has the code "082621222" labeled on top of the lid. If this matches the ice cream in your fridge, Blue Bell says to return it to the place of purchase for a full refund. I’m so happy Louisiana wasn’t affected or my favorite flavors. It’s a must that I have my Butter Pecan and Wedding Cake available at all times in case of a foodie emergency.
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Be like the Blue Dog and exercise your right to vote!
I know the Blue Dog will not be on the “I Voted” sticker, but I couldn’t resist. But I was reading my son’s US history book about “Facts You Wouldn’t Believe” and their was a small article about a dog named Boscoe who was elected “honorary” mayor of a small California town of Sunol in 1983. He was a black Labrador retriever and Rottweiler mix, usually known simply as “Bosco”. Bosco defeated two humans to win the honorary mayoral election in 1983. He served as mayor for elven years until he died in 1994. – Press Release These are the candidates and amendment the Louisiana Democratic Party is proud to…
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LA Levee Settlement Checks Not Worth Cashing, amounts average 19¢-$200!! Claimants are outraged, confused and disappointed including Myself!!!
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VOTE
VOTE is a grassroots organization founded and run by formerly incarcerated people (FIP), our families and our allies. We are dedicated to restoring the full human and civil rights of those most impacted by the criminal (in)justice system. Together we have the experiences, expertise and power to improve public safety in Louisiana and beyond without relying on mass incarceration. https://www.vote-nola.org/ https://youtu.be/vAgeaNiRyqY ON PROBATION AND PAROLE? OFF PAPER? FIND OUT IF YOU CAN VOTE: https://www.vote-nola.org/voting-rights.html WE CAN’T END MASS INCARCERATION WITHOUT YOUR HELP. Louisiana is the most incarcerated state in the most incarcerated nation in the world. Please join us today. For more information and to donate please click link: https://www.vote-nola.org/…
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My Nola Life: Growing up Tall, Dark-Skinned with Nappy Hair
The issues I had with being defined as "Dark and Ugly” came from people outside our family in the beginning. I was darker one in my family and if subconsciously and if possible in the womb I knew the prettiest girls were lighter with so-called good hair and not girls who looked like me. I wouldn't truly understand that being dark-skinned with nappy hair meant something bad and ugly until I started school. My short afro puff ponytails were mocked and ridiculed along with my chocolate-colored skin. This would be the beginning of a long journey of questioning who I was, searching for validation, depression all because I was trained…
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A Traditional New Orleans Monday Dinner is Red Beans & Rice; Recipe Included
What I love about the history of cooking Red Beans and Rice is that is was about survival, making something taste good out of a little of nothing. You can feed a family of 4-6 people with one bag of red beans and the parts of meat what was known as throw away parts back in the days of slavery and segregation.
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St. Roch Market
link.medium.com/r7Adsqxpz0 The lawsuit is a reminder that St. Roch was built, strategically, upon the bones of an old public market. Donaldson wrote that he still sees the vendors as part of that tradition, entrepreneurs who serve the community.
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Jacksonville Jaguars owner starting up the ‘Black News Channel’ | Fox Business
Jags owner majority investor in Black News Channel, and former Congressman and football star J.C. Watts will be its chairman. — Read on www.foxbusiness.com/media/jags-owner-r-majority-investor-in-african-american-news-network.amp
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How is slavery taught in America? Teaching America’s truth By Joe Heim-The Washington Post)
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Free and Low-Cost Mammograms in New Orleans
October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month. It’s the time of year women are encouraged to get a breast health checkup. One in eight women will develop breast cancer in her lifetime. Let’s lessen that number by taking preventive measures and educating ourselves about ourselves, our body. Get informed and take charge of your health. One out of eight women in the United States will have invasive breast cancer in her lifetime. In this year alone, the American Cancer Society estimates that over 40,000 women will lose their lives to this disease. EducationThere are several organizations that provide education about mammography and breast cancer early detection. If a problem is found…
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The Nola Chic is a proud Sister Boardmember of Esther’s House & request your support on this GiveNola Day
NBA Player Lance Thomas to Host First Slangmagic Fishing Extravaganza in New Orleans
St. Roch Community Youth SoapBox Collective hosted by Making Connections NOLA & Crescent Care Health
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Daughters Beyond Incarceration: Children of Incarcerated Parents Policy Announcement & Photo Exhibition
Join Daughters Beyond Incarceration on Friday, October 4th from 6-9pm at NORD St Bernard Center for a free event discussing the laws we’re changing and the unveiling of our traveling photo exhibition! Date And Time Fri, October 4, 2019 6:00 PM – 9:00 PM CDT Location 1500 Lafreniere St New Orleans, LA 70122 About Daughters Beyond Incarceration Daughters Beyon Incarceration works to enhance the lives of girls growing up fatherless. We do this through public education, policy implementation and mentorship.
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NOW CASTING NEW ORLEANS Married At First Sight!
Married at First Sight is coming to the New Orleans area and looking for singles who live in the NOLA area who are between the ages of 26-40 and who want to find their soulmate. Let our three experts find you your forever person!! If you know of anyone who is deserving of love, but just can’t find the courage to apply themselves “Married At First Sight” has a Hotline for Nominations NOW! Call (504) 345-8574 to Nominate that special person for a possible love connection. Married at First Sight features experts matching up pairs of strangers based on their compatibility, goals, physical type, hobbies, religion, views of marriage and gender…
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