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Laura Onyeneho
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Education Reporter, The Houston Defender
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local government and some industry and environment state and federal courtsExperience in Louisiana covering law enforcement
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By Laura Onyeneho Verified| The Houston Defender Verified I remember exactly where I was when Kanye West said during a live Hurricane Katrina relief telethon in September 2005 that, "George Bush doesn't care about Black people." Like Chris Tucker's expression on air, I was taken aback because he said what so many people were thinking at that moment. He used his platform to call out indifference to Black suffering. Back then, it felt like a rare kind of courage. We saw Kanye as the rebel genius unafraid to call out injustice back then.
By Laura Onyeneho Verified| The Houston Defender Verified When you think of Texas Black Expo, it's easy to get caught up in the vibrant showcases, packed vendor booths, celebrity speakers and community empowerment initiatives. But behind the scenes of one of the state's largest cultural and business expos is Jeremy D. Love, a man who understands the grit and grind of entrepreneurship. Born in Monroe, Louisiana, and raised in San Antonio, Love credits his Southern upbringing for shaping his values and fueling his entrepreneurial fire.
By Laura Onyeneho Verified| The Houston Defender Verified I remember exactly where I was when Kanye West said during a live Hurricane Katrina relief telethon in September 2005 that, "George Bush doesn't care about Black people." Like Chris Tucker's expression on air, I was taken aback because he said what so many people were thinking at that moment. He used his platform to call out indifference to Black suffering. Back then, it felt like a rare kind of courage. We saw Kanye as the rebel genius unafraid to call out injustice back then.
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The Houston Defender
Houston, Texas, United States
+1 713-663-6996