Today's Times-Picayune includes a special section of The Last Days of Isle de Jean Charles
-A Louisiana tribe’s long, bitter struggle to control its destiny as rising seas force a move to higher ground.
it was a pleasure working with @tristanbaurick on this amazing story.
This story is beautifully written and a pleasure to read on a Sunday morning - but also a sad reminder of the inequity worsened by climate change. https://t.co/kz9nIc3Z5z via @nolanews
Today's Times-Picayune features an 8-page special section about a tribal community's long struggle with climate change and the painful and often contentious process of relocating to higher ground.
“When y’all came to visit last week, it’s like y’all gave me a vitamin C shot.”
Jackie Wallace’s words of joy…. when he called this morning to say he’s counting his blessings. #yououghttodoastoryaboutme
@VicVela1 So poignant for you to post this today, as Jackie has wrestles with more consequences of his addiction, his CTE, his selfish pride. We don’t give up, his spirit doesn’t give up, but the consequences are so painful to watch. His endless guilt. His endless quest for redemption.
In 1990, New Orleans photojournalist @TedJacksonPhoto was taking pics of a homeless camp. A man says, “You ought to do a story about me.”
“Because I played in 3 Super Bowls.”
Jackie Wallace and Ted Jackson: On the Season Three finale of Back from Broken:
https://t.co/w4blcvDNMZ
Back From Broken: “There’s gonna be times in this episode when you’ll think Jackie is all in the clear, just like Ted thought. But the unfortunate reality is addiction doesn’t let go of people easily.”
Take a listen. Your day will be blessed.
https://t.co/8T6i7hIsgb
“Back From Broken” will bless your day
Jackie and I are honored to be interviewed by Vic Vela for Colorado Public Radio, a podcast about recovery. Take a listen. Your day will be blessed. Jackie’s indomitable spirit will bring a smile to your face. https://t.co/8T6i7hIsgb