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The Foundation has a $1 billion vision with key objectives to support the educational aspirations of present and future Descendants; to invest in truth, racial healing and transformation programs in communities throughout America; and providing emergency support for elderly and infirm Descendants. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/631a415c243ff015e1e97c53/2ff7282f-a76a-4033-b5e2-b0e0ff725da4/DORBlackNew.png Blog | DORLA - Dialogue on Race and Descendants of Truth and Reconciliation Foundation Announce Historic Collaboration - Make it stand out About Dialogue on Race Founded in 2012 in Baton Rouge, Louisiana, Dialogue on Race is a national organization dedicated to ending racism through open and honest conversations. 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Diversity and Representation in the U.S. Judiciary Diversity among American lawyers and judges has historically underrepresented minorities. 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A diverse judiciary helps create trust and legitimacy in the justice system among underrepresented groups. Trust of the court system is particularly low among Black Americans, when Black men are nearly 6 times more likely to be incarcerated than White men. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/631a415c243ff015e1e97c53/43eebd40-4113-406b-85fe-6989aa76bd02/Diversity+and+Representation+in+the+U.S.+Judiciary+6.png Blog | DORLA - Diversity and Representation in the U.S. Judiciary Research has also shown that female judges are more likely to recognize problems of gender bias in the courtroom and then intervene. Diversity in the judiciary is important to accomplish its goal of serving fair and unbiased justice to the public it serves. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/631a415c243ff015e1e97c53/42d9df58-454c-4395-9cd8-e59e5a7ffd4b/Diversity+and+Representation+in+the+U.S.+Judiciary+7.png Blog | DORLA - Diversity and Representation in the U.S. Judiciary - Make it stand out Whatever it is, the way you tell your story online can make all the difference. https://www.dor.la/blog/the-1953-baton-rouge-bus-boycott monthly 0.5 2023-08-11 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/631a415c243ff015e1e97c53/1a648d81-f767-4790-a524-6091ffc7fc23/The+1953+Baton+Rouge+Bus+Boycott+1.jpg Blog | DORLA - The 1953 Baton Rouge Bus Boycott - Make it stand out The 1953 Baton Rouge Bus Boycott was an act of Nonviolent Protest that inspired the many boycotts of the Civil Rights Movement. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/631a415c243ff015e1e97c53/a7359057-d661-487f-a52b-a8f0d1ccb6df/The+1953+Baton+Rouge+Bus+Boycott+2.jpg Blog | DORLA - The 1953 Baton Rouge Bus Boycott By 1953, around 80% of all bus riders in Baton Rouge were Black, despite the buses being segregated; when Black-designated seats were taken, Black riders had to stand even when White-designated seats were available. Community Organized Free Rides. Photograph by Ernest Ritchie https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/631a415c243ff015e1e97c53/54bb69a2-a289-4c31-aad6-4506103db744/The+1953+Baton+Rouge+Bus+Boycott+3.jpg Blog | DORLA - The 1953 Baton Rouge Bus Boycott In February of 1953, Ordinance 22 was passed to allow Black and White riders to sit on a “first come, first served” basis. Bus drivers refused to comply, claiming to “protect the rights of White riders” and on June 18th, Ordinance 22 was overturned. Baton Rouge Bus Stop. Photograph by Ernest Ritchie https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/631a415c243ff015e1e97c53/b6c6e60b-9cd1-42ef-9fe0-b2d8396aca6c/The+1953+Baton+Rouge+Bus+Boycott+4.jpg Blog | DORLA - The 1953 Baton Rouge Bus Boycott The decision to overturn Ordinance 22 galvanized Black communities and leaders came together to form the United Defense League (UDL), with Rev. T.J. Jemison, the pastor of the largest Black church in Louisiana, as its first president. A meeting was called the night of June 18th and by the next morning a carpool service was arranged and the bus boycott began. The Free Ride System. Photograph by Ernest Ritchie https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/631a415c243ff015e1e97c53/8f2103c3-a270-4911-b12f-ffc71384c5a0/The+1953+Baton+Rouge+Bus+Boycott+5.jpg Blog | DORLA - The 1953 Baton Rouge Bus Boycott Within four days, the Baton Rouge Bus Company was facing financial collapse. On June 22nd, more than 7,000 people attended a UDL meeting in Baton Rouge’s municipal stadium to support continuing the boycott. Controversially, Jemison struck a deal on June 23rd with the city council and announced that they would reduce the number of White seats on buses, however Ordinance 22 was not reinstated. The boycott was over. Boycott Pickup Point. Photograph by Ernest Ritchie https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/631a415c243ff015e1e97c53/b749af15-a56b-4101-bfdc-924bd0482956/The+1953+Baton+Rouge+Bus+Boycott+1.jpg Blog | DORLA - The 1953 Baton Rouge Bus Boycott Many participants expressed betrayal at this compromise, believing that they could have received better concessions. Still, this proved to be a successful, nonviolent protest that made national headlines. The New York Times, The Chicago Defender, and the Pittsburgh Courier all reported that 20,000 Black bus riders had challenged segregation in Louisiana. Boycott Drop off. Photograph by Ernest Ritchie https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/631a415c243ff015e1e97c53/075dcdb0-e2ac-4ac3-9cc1-493a0d62da5d/The+1953+Baton+Rouge+Bus+Boycott+6.jpg Blog | DORLA - The 1953 Baton Rouge Bus Boycott The Baton Rouge Bus Boycott left many legacies, Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. would later call on Jemison’s model to stage the Montgomery Bus Boycotts in 1955. Most of all, this proved that peaceful protest could achieve change without violence. Reverend T.J. Jemison with Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Photograph by Ernest Ritchie https://www.dor.la/blog/dor-and-me-by-richard-holwill monthly 0.5 2023-08-11 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/631a415c243ff015e1e97c53/eb21522b-ce49-47ac-bc06-fadd20bc7ac5/DOR+and+Me+by+Richard+Holwill.png Blog | DORLA - A Testimony on the Dialogue on Race Original Series: DOR and Me by Richard Holwill - Make it stand out Whatever it is, the way you tell your story online can make all the difference. https://www.dor.la/blog/shout-out-to-mayor-president-sharon-weston-broome monthly 0.5 2023-08-11 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/631a415c243ff015e1e97c53/3daf2b62-e2dd-4eee-8e01-9541f27592db/Mayor+Broome.jpg Blog | DORLA - Shout Out to Mayor-President Sharon Weston Broome - Make it stand out Whatever it is, the way you tell your story online can make all the difference. https://www.dor.la/blog/thank-you-to-sheba-turk-of-wwltv-eyewitness-news-for-sharing-the-story-of-oscar-dunn monthly 0.5 2023-08-11 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/631a415c243ff015e1e97c53/1676522891632-B3XXDSSHFZOXLB2UIN23/Oscar+Dunn+1.jpg Blog | DORLA - Thank you to Sheba Turk of WWLTV Eyewitness News for sharing the story of Oscar Dunn https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/631a415c243ff015e1e97c53/1676522893657-E8285954A6RNC1KXPYBQ/Oscar+Dunn+2.jpg Blog | DORLA - Thank you to Sheba Turk of WWLTV Eyewitness News for sharing the story of Oscar Dunn https://www.dor.la/blog/shout-out-to-brac-for-its-continued-partnership-with-dorla monthly 0.5 2023-08-11 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/631a415c243ff015e1e97c53/56734811-2810-4317-aeda-0af89ff69c7a/BRAC.png Blog | DORLA - Shout out to BRAC for its continued partnership with DORLA - Make it stand out Whatever it is, the way you tell your story online can make all the difference. https://www.dor.la/blog/fifty-years-after-a-riot-in-baton-rouge monthly 0.5 2023-08-11 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/631a415c243ff015e1e97c53/2689bb2c-c9ce-4470-8d1a-ee23abf15ae4/%E2%80%9CThe+Story+we+tell%E2%80%9D+Fifty+years+after+a+riot+in+Baton+Rouge+1.png Blog | DORLA - “The Story we tell”: Fifty years after a riot in Baton Rouge - Make it stand out Whatever it is, the way you tell your story online can make all the difference. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/631a415c243ff015e1e97c53/79a61971-35a3-423d-8509-d4bef7cae1a4/%E2%80%9CThe+Story+we+tell%E2%80%9D+Fifty+years+after+a+riot+in+Baton+Rouge+2.jpg Blog | DORLA - “The Story we tell”: Fifty years after a riot in Baton Rouge The legacy of a Riot in Baton Rouge fifty years ago is a story that is still told in a variety of versions of an event that left 4 people dead. The riot happened at a time when an all-white group, Baton Rouge Leaders, claimed race relations were good in the city. Dialogue on Race Louisiana would like to offer an account by an eyewitness. He is Bobby Thompson, a facilitator for the DOR Original Series, and the longest serving facilitator for the 10-year-old Dialogue on Race Louisiana organization. He is the most requested facilitator by participants in the series and by other facilitators who want him as a team member when leading a DOR Series. Bobby Thompson has a stellar reputation for being reliable and credible with high principles and integrity. 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Environmental Racism In Our Backyards - Make it stand out Whatever it is, the way you tell your story online can make all the difference. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/631a415c243ff015e1e97c53/0024398c-682d-4174-a0de-fce34e384b17/What+is+Cancer+Alley+Environmental+Racism+In+Our+Backyards+2.jpeg Blog | DORLA - What is Cancer Alley? Environmental Racism In Our Backyards Right here in Louisiana, in the stretch of land between New Orleans and Baton Rouge, sits “Cancer Alley.” The area gets its name from the alarming cluster of cancer cases in the Black communities that live nearby. Reports and studies have traced these cases back to the equally alarming cluster of nearly 150 oil refineries, plastics plants and chemical facilities inhabiting this same land. In 2002, Louisiana had the second-highest death rate from cancer in the United States. While the national average is 206 deaths per 100,000, Louisiana’s rate was 237.3 deaths per 100,000. If you dig deeper, the numbers point to a more troubling issue. According to data from the Environmental Protection Agency, the cancer risks in predominantly African-American neighborhoods are almost double that of white neighborhoods. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/631a415c243ff015e1e97c53/e555fea0-7914-499f-b290-d70a6ae065ff/What+is+Cancer+Alley+Environmental+Racism+In+Our+Backyards+3.jpeg Blog | DORLA - What is Cancer Alley? 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That is certainly not a coincidence, as both topics were influenced heavily by the same woman, Professor Kimberlé Crenshaw. In examining Professor Crenshaw’s work, we can see how Critical Race Theory and Intersectionality inform our understanding of the American society we see today. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/631a415c243ff015e1e97c53/d7e0314e-5961-42a8-ac62-50bdb5059bd1/The+Relationship+Between+Intersectionality+and+Critical+Race+Theory+3.png Blog | DORLA - The Relationship Between Intersectionality and Critical Race Theory - Make it stand out Whatever it is, the way you tell your story online can make all the difference. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/631a415c243ff015e1e97c53/f4fe3965-fad0-4cc7-ad5b-60d7ae325439/The+Relationship+Between+Intersectionality+and+Critical+Race+Theory+4.jpeg Blog | DORLA - The Relationship Between Intersectionality and Critical Race Theory - Make it stand out “Demilitarize the Police, Black Lives Matter” by Johnny Silvercloud (CC BY-SA 2.0) https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/631a415c243ff015e1e97c53/d3783b78-f500-46f1-babc-1683f9f1519f/The+Relationship+Between+Intersectionality+and+Critical+Race+Theory+5+replacement.jpg Blog | DORLA - The Relationship Between Intersectionality and Critical Race Theory - Image Source – Illustration by Terry Laban Intersectionality and Critical Race Theory have received much opposition and criticism over the past few years, often from conservative and republican leaders. Critics often leverage that these two concepts spread hate and racism against white people. What this reveals is best described as a fear of an alternative view of American society, history, and power hierarchy. Critiques from former President Trump and Florida Governor DeSantis reflect the flawed belief that as systems of oppression are acknowledged and recognized, white people will be the ones oppressed. For Professor Crenshaw, these arguments support the foundational truth – “that individuals have individual identities that intersect in ways that impact how they are viewed, understood, and treated.” Additionally, these systems of power are not meant to be inverted with people of color on top, but rather the power structures that maintain inequality should be dismantled (Vox, Coaston). https://www.dor.la/blog/for-the-record-freedom-house-ambulance-service monthly 0.5 2023-08-11 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/631a415c243ff015e1e97c53/d80d44c2-a366-4f9b-8472-7978813ec608/Freedom+House+Ambulance+Service+1.png Blog | DORLA - For the Record: Freedom House Ambulance Service - Make it stand out For the Record is a series designed to bring attention to Black stories that have been hidden, covered up, or missing in public education, and therefore we strive to give credit where credit is due. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/631a415c243ff015e1e97c53/a1e6c172-df89-412e-8f4d-13e8f3c0efc6/Freedom+House+Ambulance+Service+2.jpg Blog | DORLA - For the Record: Freedom House Ambulance Service - The World’s First Paramedics … In 1970, something strange was occurring at Pittsburgh Presbyterian University Hospital. At any time of the day, young men in strange uniforms would burst through the doors to attempt to save patients in dire conditions. This may not be so strange to hear today, but at that time these were the world’s first paramedics, and they were Black. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/631a415c243ff015e1e97c53/5208bce9-4af9-494b-b3dc-a7cdb5ecb296/Freedom+House+Ambulance+Service+3.jpg Blog | DORLA - For the Record: Freedom House Ambulance Service - Before there were Ambulances … Could you imagine a time without ambulances, paramedics, or even 24 hour emergency rooms? Before the late 1960s, there were no designated first responders; often it fell to firefighters, police officers, or even local funeral homes to transport patients. In Pittsburgh, much like the rest of the country, you had what was called ‘swoop and scoop,’ where the police were called to pick you up and throw you in the back of their paddy wagon. In the predominantly Black Hill District of Pittsburgh, the care that police provided was often worse. Most residents were hesitant to get in the same police van that they were threatened with the day before. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/631a415c243ff015e1e97c53/da371c54-d6bd-4f84-b565-e491af67a6fa/Freedom+House+Ambulance+Service+4.jpeg Blog | DORLA - For the Record: Freedom House Ambulance Service - The Minds Behind the Idea … The idea started with Phil Hallen, who worked passionately on health disparities in Black communities and wanted to develop a program that delivered emergency medical care. He teamed up with Jim McCoy, leader of Freedom House Enterprises, which rolled out job training, a grocery delivery system, and voting drives in the Hill District. Hallen also sought out Dr. Peter Safar, the father of CPR, who had already begun working on mobile medical transport and what would become the modern-day ICU. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/631a415c243ff015e1e97c53/18d20557-183c-4b06-882b-1a1ab1bfc83e/Freedom+House+Ambulance+Service+5.jpg Blog | DORLA - For the Record: Freedom House Ambulance Service - The First Class … Dr. Safar created a 300-hour intensive training course for this new branch of medicine. In 1967, the first graduates of this course were exclusively young Black men from the Hill District of Pittsburgh. The world’s first paramedics had to learn how to do practically everything an ICU does, and then translate that to both on-site medical treatment and treatment provided inside a cramped moving vehicle. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/631a415c243ff015e1e97c53/4ebff863-0b3c-430a-94bc-3e0bd24eb4e9/Freedom+House+Ambulance+Service+6.jpg Blog | DORLA - For the Record: Freedom House Ambulance Service - Challenges and Successes … Once the paramedics were trained and ready, they faced a number of challenges out on the street. Police were less willing to call them to the scene as they felt their jobs were being taken away. Patients and doctors alike would either refuse to accept help from a Black person or simply refuse to believe they knew how to give medical care. Despite the setbacks, within the first few years, Freedom House and their five ambulances were receiving 6,000 calls annually and saving countless lives in the process. They were receiving attention from all over the nation, with doctors as far away as Germany seeing the potential for this breakthrough in healthcare. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/631a415c243ff015e1e97c53/e715b1cd-b511-435c-90c4-bb3ae0921cff/Freedom+House+Ambulance+Service+7.jpg Blog | DORLA - For the Record: Freedom House Ambulance Service - Freedom House is Shut Out … In spite of this success, Freedom House began to see a decline with the election of Pittsburgh’s new democratic mayor, Pete Flaherty. He almost immediately cut Freedom House funding in half and instituted many policies to restrict and oust Freedom House paramedics. In 1975, the federal government asked then Freedom House director Nancy Caroline to come up with a standardized EMS training textbook. However, during that same year, Mayor Flaherty seized all funding for Freedom House and used it to introduce a new ambulance service with a staff that was 98% white by the 1990s. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/631a415c243ff015e1e97c53/bf182f2b-18cc-41f6-a0f6-63ecd5b3d71c/Freedom+House+Ambulance+Service+8.jpg Blog | DORLA - For the Record: Freedom House Ambulance Service - The Legacy of Freedom House … After the introduction of Pittsburgh’s new ‘official’ EMS service, Freedom House was quickly forgotten, and credit for their new pioneering work was never given. The textbook that Nancy Caroline wrote became the standard for EMS training and remains so today, decades later. Ambulances and paramedics are now seen as the norm, but it was truly the trailblazing work of the Black men and women of the Freedom House Ambulance Service that brought it to life. https://www.dor.la/blog/meet-mimosa-handcrafted-and-the-cicada-pendant monthly 0.5 2024-03-06 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/631a415c243ff015e1e97c53/7346e53b-9a4f-449c-9e3c-a310758834ed/Meet+MIMOSA+Handcrafted+and+the+Cicada+Pendant+1.png Blog | DORLA - Meet MIMOSA Handcrafted and the Cicada Pendant - Make it stand out Whatever it is, the way you tell your story online can make all the difference. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/631a415c243ff015e1e97c53/3bbf354c-4747-466c-8213-6ceab061dfbc/Meet+MIMOSA+Handcrafted+and+the+Cicada+Pendant+2.png Blog | DORLA - Meet MIMOSA Handcrafted and the Cicada Pendant - Make it stand out Whatever it is, the way you tell your story online can make all the difference. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/631a415c243ff015e1e97c53/fe620243-0f31-4167-b005-95b1ffcc0196/Meet+MIMOSA+Handcrafted+and+the+Cicada+Pendant+3.jpeg Blog | DORLA - Meet MIMOSA Handcrafted and the Cicada Pendant - Make it stand out Jason Cohen Photography https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/631a415c243ff015e1e97c53/1675828724812-7Z7AGJFDVJ2J8S18UT9D/Meet+MIMOSA+Handcrafted+and+the+Cicada+Pendant+4.jpg Blog | DORLA - Meet MIMOSA Handcrafted and the Cicada Pendant https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/631a415c243ff015e1e97c53/1675828724858-S5Q1AE08GXD1AUVEB6LZ/Meet+MIMOSA+Handcrafted+and+the+Cicada+Pendant+5.jpg Blog | DORLA - Meet MIMOSA Handcrafted and the Cicada Pendant https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/631a415c243ff015e1e97c53/7d7be25e-0ea3-40c7-ac08-e26c3240d78d/Meet+MIMOSA+Handcrafted+and+the+Cicada+Pendant+6.jpg Blog | DORLA - Meet MIMOSA Handcrafted and the Cicada Pendant - Make it stand out Whatever it is, the way you tell your story online can make all the difference. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/631a415c243ff015e1e97c53/87e5ac90-988e-4b54-a279-1802c38c736a/Meet+MIMOSA+Handcrafted+and+the+Cicada+Pendant+7.jpg Blog | DORLA - Meet MIMOSA Handcrafted and the Cicada Pendant - Make it stand out Whatever it is, the way you tell your story online can make all the difference. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/631a415c243ff015e1e97c53/a22fc034-1f3b-44b7-915a-a2fb79423355/Meet+MIMOSA+Handcrafted+and+the+Cicada+Pendant+8.jpg Blog | DORLA - Meet MIMOSA Handcrafted and the Cicada Pendant - After research, zoom meetings, phone calls, and emails with her and her team we landed on the unlikely symbol of the cicada. For thousands of years, the cicada has been a symbol of change, renewal, rebirth, metamorphosis, and transformation. In lieu of one major metamorphosis, the cicada’s 17-year life is marked by multiple moltings (or sheddings of old layers). On its 5th molting, it finally leaves the ground to emerge into the light. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/631a415c243ff015e1e97c53/80d1ca4a-a36d-41f2-87da-2b0aecf80ebf/Meet+MIMOSA+Handcrafted+and+the+Cicada+Pendant+9.jpeg Blog | DORLA - Meet MIMOSA Handcrafted and the Cicada Pendant - Make it stand out Ten percent of the proceeds of each cicada pendant will go to Dialogue on Race Louisiana. You can purchase your pendant here. 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