AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoLGBTQ+ Visibility: The LGBT+ Archives Project of Louisiana opened a new exhibition space in the French Quarter at 311 Burgundy St., expanding its collection of gay rights history, oral histories, and panels on topics like HIV and transgender history—part of a pushback against efforts to “erase” the community. Hurricane Readiness: New Orleans officials laid out 2026 hurricane season preparations under Mayor Helena Moreno, including a new deputy mayor structure for emergency coordination and updates on drainage and pump readiness. Insurance & Housing: Louisiana’s Fortify Homes Program is opening June 1 for grants up to $10,000 to help homeowners upgrade roofs to FORTIFIED standards, aiming to reduce storm damage and potentially lower insurance costs. Education & Voting Rights: A Chalkbeat report warns that the Supreme Court’s Louisiana v. Callais decision could reshape how school board elections are challenged under the Voting Rights Act, with at-large systems often making it harder for communities of color to elect preferred candidates. Local Culture & Community: Pride flags on Rampart Street return as a symbol of resilience tied to Southern Decadence history, while Zulu King 2027 was elected—Keith Thomas defeating Cedric Richmond by 51 votes.
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