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Ryan Vasquez
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News Director, WWNO-FM (New Orleans, LA)
New Orleans
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Inside the campaign to reopen Lincoln Beach; Exhibit explores link between slavery and modern prison system
By Ryan Vasquez|WWNO-FM (New Orleans, LA)VerifiedLast week, we brought you the first part of the latest episode of Sea Change, “Bringing Back the Beach”. Reporter Eva Tesfaye explores the history of Lincoln Beach in New Orleans Beach to learn how segregated beaches led to the lack of public beaches today, and how modern social change movements like Black Lives Matter have inspired activists to campaign for Lincoln Beach’s reopening. Louisiana has been called the world's "prison capital." But how did it get that name?
How La.’s coastal communities build homes in a turbulent ecosystem; A recap of last night’s MLB at Rickwood Field game
By Ryan Vasquez|WWNO-FM (New Orleans, LA)VerifiedThe Vietnamese word for water is nước. But nước also means “homeland.” In the first part of the latest episode of Sea Change, we learn how South Louisiana’s Vietnamese community is reimagining its complicated relationship with water in a place where everything about water is changing.
Inside the campaign to reopen Lincoln Beach; Exhibit explores link between slavery and modern prison system
By Ryan Vasquez|WWNO-FM (New Orleans, LA)VerifiedLast week, we brought you the first part of the latest episode of Sea Change, “Bringing Back the Beach”. Reporter Eva Tesfaye explores the history of Lincoln Beach in New Orleans Beach to learn how segregated beaches led to the lack of public beaches today, and how modern social change movements like Black Lives Matter have inspired activists to campaign for Lincoln Beach’s reopening. Louisiana has been called the world's "prison capital." But how did it get that name?
Company Info
WWNO-FM (New Orleans, LA)
Baton Rouge, Louisiana, United States
'+1 225-926-3050