Newell wants to know is their really any justification for racially segregated college graduation ceremonies, or "Affinity Graduations".

Newell wants to know is their really any justification for racially segregated college graduation ceremonies, or "Affinity Graduations".

When Newell Normand talks…everybody listens.

Newell Normand

When Newell Normand talks…everybody listens.



Affinity Graduations are becoming popular, but are they really necessary?

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This hour, Newell speaks with Guy Williams, President of Gulf Coast Bank and Trust, about why tariffs on Chinese Electric Vehicle production can harm American consumers, "meme stocks" making a comeback, the surprise way that fracking can help the electric vehicle industry, and how Washington D.C. is getting even crazier. 

This hour, Newell speaks with Guy Williams, President of Gulf Coast Bank and Trust, about why tariffs on Chinese Electric Vehicle production can harm American consumers, "meme stocks" making a comeback, the surprise way that fracking can help the electric vehicle industry, and how Washington D.C. is getting even crazier.

Tariffs on Chinese Electric Vehicle production can harm American consumers

This hour, Newell speaks with Russell Contreras, Senior Race & Justice Reporter of Axios Latino Newsletter, to discuss the why Louisiana's public schools have become more racially segregated in the past 30 years. 

This hour, Newell speaks with Russell Contreras, Senior Race &amp; Justice Reporter of Axios Latino Newsletter, to discuss the why Louisiana's public schools have become more racially segregated in the past 30 years.

Why are Louisiana's public schools more racially segregated in the past 30 years?

This hour, Newell talks about Mayor LaToya Cantrell's appearance in court to discuss the temporary restraining order filed against Anne Breaud, in which the court date was pushed back to June 18th which cause the temporary restraining order against Breaud to remain in effect until that date. Justin Schmidt, Breaud's attorney also joins Newell to provide additional details. Then, Walt Pierce, Public Information Office for the Orleans Civil District Court comes on the explain why the media was not allowed in the court room. 

This hour, Newell talks about Mayor LaToya Cantrell's appearance in court to discuss the temporary restraining order filed against Anne Breaud, in which the court date was pushed back to June 18th which cause the temporary restraining order against Breaud to remain in effect until that date. Justin Schmidt, Breaud's attorney also joins Newell to provide additional details. Then, Walt Pierce, Public Information Office for the Orleans Civil District Court comes on the explain why the media was not allowed in the court room.

Affinity Graduations are becoming popular, but are they really necessary?

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